Hi all,
How do I detect unexpected responses from commands sent to the DUT? The correct response is only the echo() with no further lines of text (normal Cisco cli). How can I detect that any additional lines of text appear before the next prompt?
Welcome to the forum, amanan!
You don't need response mapping to do this. You can simply add a rule to any step where you want to check to see if its response is non-empty. To do this, it is probably easiest to use a "contains" rule. To check to see if you get anything other than whitespace, you can use Regex and look for \S (which means "any non-whitespace character"). Because we perform substitutions on the contains body, you need to escape the backslash, so it becomes \\S.
Then you can adjust the When True/When False actions as you want.
I'm attaching a simple test case that shows how to do this. You could copy this analysis rule to any step where you'd like to check for non-empty.
Let me know if you want a more detailed explanation of what is going on.
