Add priority to interfaces so that file names in interfaces.d can be prioritized #113
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…prioritized Debian creates the interfaces following a ranking usually indicated by prepending numbers to the ifcfg-files. This will be enabled by this patch by adding a 'priority' field to interface definitions.
markgoddard
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Apr 13, 2023
| :returns: The string to prepend to an network interface filename | ||
| """ | ||
| result = "" | ||
| if interface["priority"]: |
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Do we get a KeyError if priority is not set?
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Wow, this is old stuff.
I'll check the current state.
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Debian creates the interfaces following a ranking usually indicated by prepending numbers to the ifcfg-files.
This will be enabled by this patch by adding a 'priority' field to interface definitions.
So something like
will result in the filename
20-ifcfg-lxcbr0instead ofifcfg-lxcbr0.