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If the module is set to absent, read all possible configurations and remove them. i.e. not just do a 'no switchport', as leaving around other options make the logic handling harder. If the user wants to remove switchport, remove all config for the interface and finally push a 'no switchport'. Also, I needed to map all possible params from interface regardless if state is absent or present, so I can later detect what I need to remove in case of absent. |
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