Update template: fortinet_get_system_interface_physical

[yone2ks]

ISSUE TYPE

Update Template

COMPONENT

fortinet_get_system_interface_physical.textfsm, .*, fortinet, g[[et]] sy[[stem]] in[[terface]] p[[hysical]]

SUMMARY

Support for FortiOS version 7.4.0
FortiOS version 7.4.0 add the FEC and FEC_cap line , so updated to support them.

CHANGES

Update template to correctly parse both cases where FEC/FEC_cap are present or absent,
but FEC/FEC_cap aren't recorded to maintain backward compatibility with older FortiOS versions.

[mjbear]

resolves #2032

[mjbear]

@yone2ks
I noticed all of the FEC and FEC_cap in this PR's test data are none.

Could you modify your device so you can provide some test output that includes more (if not all) possible values (for FEC/FEC_cap)?

[yone2ks]

Unfortunately, FEC cannot be enabled in my environment.
a high-performance physical device is required to enable FEC, and I tried to find the command output on the web but could not find it.

[mjbear]

Unfortunately, FEC cannot be enabled in my environment. a high-performance physical device is required to enable FEC, and I tried to find the command output on the web but could not find it.

😮‍💨 I've already done the work, but ...

Why are we capturing FEC/FEC_cap if you cannot enable it and thus it likely doesn't provide value. Right?

[yone2ks]

@mjbear
Thank you for your help.

I believe you are referring to #2032 .
(This template does not currently retrieve the values for FEC/FEC_cap.)
I think it's better to capture them in case someone finds them useful. That's why I asked—although I don’t have a clear idea myself, I thought there might be an easy way that someone else is familiar with.