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Jan 9, 2020 - Java
Looks like the API call URL has been changed, as it's now called “Intent APIs”. Check DNAC API doc for DNAC v1.2.6 for more info.
For eg. Line 76 on dnac-nbapi-hello-world.py should be changed to the following - to re
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Nov 1, 2019
They are a little boring today and could use some spicing up! Additionally, the contents need to be updated to reflect the v1.1 repo restructuring, coding patterns (use the env_lab.py and env_user.py configuration files), and lab/mission workflows.
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Feb 20, 2020 - Jupyter Notebook
You can now replace text based on the NUC in use when the lab is rendered.
Example repo here: https://github.com/patrickcisco/sample-replace-at-render
Example output on staging, showing the use of Event mode:
https://learninglabs.cisco.com:8867/lab/sample-replace-at-render/step/1
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Mar 27, 2018 - Python
Example: See the ping reference in iosxe.py.
Ping syntax varies by OS platform: ping -c 2 on Linux should be ping -n 2 on Windows.
This causes the pings to "fail" on Windows when they otherwise should succeed.
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My question
How to create user documentation?
I've already tried😑
write a wiki seen as a solution
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Ideally we could have a README.md file that states the requirements and a requirements.txt file to install in pip, this could leave beginners with information on where to go to to get started, it may be on DevNet, but it won't harm to have it here also.