docs: define member interfaces in bonding example - #605
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The first bonding example looked complete but omitted the ethernets entries for the bond members, so netplan generate rejected it. Match the fuller multi-bond example and note that members must be defined.
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Note on the docs linkcheck failure: it looks unrelated to this change. The failing URL is |
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As the bug reporter : +1 ! Thank you for fixing this :) |
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Summary
doc/examples.mdlooked like a complete Netplan file but never defined the member interfaces underethernets.netplan generateto fail withinterface '...' is not defined.enp3s0/enp4s0the same way the multi-bond example already does, and note that bond members must be declared.Fixes canonical/netplan.io#84
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sudo netplan generate(with matching interface names available or after adapting names)doc/examples.md