Allows to create and delete named network namespaces#42
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vishvananda merged 1 commit intovishvananda:masterfrom Jul 28, 2020
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@vishvananda can you please take a look ? :) |
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this seems fine to me |
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@vishvananda Hi, I see you merged the commit in the master branch on 29 Jul 2020, and you import it in the netlink lib(master branch). can you make a new release version for netlink(eg: v1.1.1), in that case, we can import the new netns and netlink conveniently. |
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This commit allows to create named network namespaces in the same fashion as
ip netns add <ns>as well as deleting them.This feature request was referenced in #26 and #38