Add nornir_args argument to NornirNutsContext - #141
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By setting the nornir_args argument in NornirNutsContext's initialize method, the user gets access to the InitNornir arguments. This can be used for more efficient filtering for example.
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By setting the nornir_args argument in NornirNutsContext's initialize method, the user gets access to the InitNornir arguments. This can be used for more efficient filtering for example.
My use-case has NUTS hooked into Netbox with the nornir_netbox plugin. By adding a --site pytest argument and setting the value in the filter_paramers of the inventory options, I scope my tests to a specific site, and avoid downloading the complete Netbox database on each run.
I took me a while to figure out this solution, but the change is simple. Maybe too simple. Happy to hear your thoughts.