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Jeremy Stretch d8784d4155 Closes #11558: Add support for remote data sources (#11646)
* WIP

* WIP

* Add git sync

* Fix file hashing

* Add last_synced to DataSource

* Build out UI & API resources

* Add status field to DataSource

* Add UI control to sync data source

* Add API endpoint to sync data sources

* Fix display of DataSource job results

* DataSource password should be write-only

* General cleanup

* Add data file UI view

* Punt on HTTP, FTP support for now

* Add DataSource URL validation

* Add HTTP proxy support to git fetcher

* Add management command to sync data sources

* DataFile REST API endpoints should be read-only

* Refactor fetch methods into backend classes

* Replace auth & git branch fields with general-purpose parameters

* Fix last_synced time

* Render discrete form fields for backend parameters

* Enable dynamic edit form for DataSource

* Register DataBackend classes in application registry

* Add search indexers for DataSource, DataFile

* Add single & bulk delete views for DataFile

* Add model documentation

* Convert DataSource to a primary model

* Introduce pre_sync & post_sync signals

* Clean up migrations

* Rename url to source_url

* Clean up filtersets

* Add API & filterset tests

* Add view tests

* Add initSelect() to HTMX refresh handler

* Render DataSourceForm fieldsets dynamically

* Update compiled static resources
2023-02-19 20:09:51 -05:00

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Data Files

A data file object is the representation in NetBox's database of some file belonging to a remote data source. Data files are synchronized automatically, and cannot be modified locally (although they can be deleted).

Fields

Source

The data source to which this file belongs.

Path

The path to the file, relative to its source's URL. For example, a file at /opt/config-data/routing/bgp/peer.yaml with a source URL of file:///opt/config-data/ would have its path set to routing/bgp/peer.yaml.

Last Updated

The date and time at which the file most recently updated from its source. Note that this attribute is updated only when the file's contents have been modified. Re-synchronizing the data source will not update this timestamp if the upstream file's data has not changed.

Size

The file's size, in bytes.

Hash

A SHA256 hash of the file's data. This can be compared to a hash taken from the original file to determine whether any changes have been made.