WIP | Enable / Disable Settings in UI

[jtdub]

Closes #842.

1. Removes conditional based UI views
2. Allows configurations to be updated in the Golden Config Settings UI.

Navigation views display all options regardless of what is enabled or disabled:

Golden Config Settings displays whether backups and intended are enabled:

Creating and Updating Golden Config Settings in the UI:

Reading the Golden Config Settings in the UI.

[jeffkala]

• content_template.html - Does have some conditional views logic as well. But perhaps its one that makes some since since its on the device detail side. Just notating here for review purposes for now, no action right now.
• goldenconfig_list.html - Has some conditional view logic that needs to figure out if we should remove as well.

[jeffkala]

AS far as this concern: "UI-based configuration settings would apply to each device individually within a dynamic group, rather than checking the configuration globally once."

I don't expect this to cause much performance issue as we already have function get_device_to_settings_map that does most of this work. I think its still one call to that function to create the map and then its a call to the map.

[jeffkala]

List view for GC settings has two different types of checkbox.

Also not sure we really need all these in the table view.

[jeffkala]

Also looks like you're missing the EXXX.md files in the mkdocs.yml file to be rendered on the actual docs. site.

[jeffkala]

@jtdub I still feel like the error messages are a bit off. Maybe its related to the actual git-repo side of it.

Backup on a device in a GC setting where backups are disabled I get

BACKUP CONFIG failed: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'filesystem_path'

Its because we do some determination on what repos must be synced at the beginning of each job. I'm testing now and will report back any other things I'd like fixed but getting closer!!

Seems like the get setting is the problem

db_instance = models.GoldenConfigSetting.objects.first()

Really isn't good enough as inscope devices can be apart of different GC settings. This works fine if you really have a single config setting, but breaks when there is multiple.

[jeffkala]

feel like in general to make all the different conditional checks we do throughout we need

1. Take in a device filterset QS based on job form devicefilterset ValueError
2. Get the unique in-scope golden config settings
3. Get the backup enabled devices
4. Get the backup repos
5. Get the intended enabled devices
6. Get the intended repos
   etc.

Maybe something like

from nautobot_golden_config.utilities.helper import get_golden_config_settings

class CustomFilterSettings:
    def __init__(self, queryset):
        self.queryset = queryset
    
    def get_unique_inscope_gcs(self, device_qs):
        return set(get_device_to_settings_map(device_qs).values())
    def get_backup_enabled(self):
        return {"true": [device for device in self.queryset if device.backup_enabled],
                "false": [device for device in self.queryset if not device.backup_enabled]}
    def get_backup_repos(self):
        return [GitRepsitory.object.filter(....)]
    def get_intended_enabled(self):
        return {"true": [device for device in self.queryset if device.intended_enabled],
                "false": [device for device in self.queryset if not device.intended_enabled]}
    def get_intended_repos(self):
        return return [GitRepsitory.object.filter(....)]

[jeffkala]

closing as its being covered in: #984