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# Release 0.45 | ||
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:material-calendar: 2023-09-20 · :material-list-status: [Full Changelog](https://github.com/srl-labs/containerlab/releases) | ||
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## vJunos-switch | ||
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Thanks to contributions from @akielaries done in #1553 and accompanying vrnetlab PR containerlab gets support for [Juniper vJunos-switch](../manual/kinds/vr-vjunosswitch.md). This is a new VM-based virtual product from Juniper that has been integrated in containerlab by juniper folks, kudos to them! | ||
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## Find topology file in a directory | ||
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For quite a while containerlab had two ways of finding which topology file to use when deploying/destroing/inspecting a lab: | ||
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1. when users provide a path to a topology file via `-t` flag, containerlab will use that file | ||
2. when users do not provide a path to a topology file (no `-t` flag present), containerlab would search for a file named `*.clab.yml` in the current directory and use it. | ||
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Now @steiler enhanced this functionality by making sure that if a user provides a path with `-t` flag that points to a directory, then we will apply topology file finding logic in this directory, instead of bailing out with an error. | ||
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## suppress-startup-config | ||
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@bewing added a new node parameter called [`suppress-config`](../manual/nodes.md#suppress-startup-config) to give users ability to suppress startup config generation for a given node or a set of nodes. This is particularly useful in scenarios when you want to test ZTP and thus make sure containerlab doesn't add anything on its own accord. | ||
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## Miscellaneous | ||
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* #1571 - ansible proxy variable is added to containerlab produced ansible inventory | ||
* #1592 - ca cert and node certs now have a default country code set to US | ||
* #1583 - default link MTU is now fixed to be 9500 again |
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