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Since backups of templates are saved as their template name, it can break the ability to save if the template has a / in the name.
I personally worked around this by setting outfile to a hardcoded value, but it would likely make sense to specify the filename with an argument.
Sorry i don't know python or I'd add a pull request.
Since backups of templates are saved as their template name, it can break the ability to save if the template has a / in the name.
I personally worked around this by setting outfile to a hardcoded value, but it would likely make sense to specify the filename with an argument.
Sorry i don't know python or I'd add a pull request.
template.py
out_file = "%s.json" % old_configuration.get("cn")
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