Update plugin for NetBox 4.3.0 compatibility

[Kani999]

Closes #86

• Added support for NetBox 4.3.0 in the compatibility table in README.md.
• Updated min_version and max_version in netbox_attachments/__init__.py to reflect compatibility with NetBox 4.3.0.
• Bumped plugin version to 8.0.0 in netbox_attachments/version.py.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated compatibility table to include support for NetBox version 4.3.0 with plugin version 8.x.x.
• Chores
  • Updated plugin version to 8.0.2 and adjusted supported NetBox version range to 4.3.0–4.3.99.
• Refactor
  • Modified attachment button template to support multiple models for improved flexibility.

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Walkthrough

The changes update the plugin to support NetBox version 4.3.x. The README compatibility table now includes NetBox 4.3.0 and plugin version 8.x.x. The plugin configuration in __init__.py is updated to set the minimum and maximum supported NetBox versions to 4.3.0 and 4.3.99, respectively. The plugin version is incremented from 7.2.0 to 8.0.2 in version.py. Additionally, the create_add_attachment_button function in template_content.py modifies the inner class to use a models list attribute instead of a singular model attribute. No other functional or logic changes are introduced.

Changes

Files/Paths	Change Summary
README.md	Updated compatibility table to include NetBox 4.3.0 and plugin version 8.x.x.
netbox_attachments/init.py	Updated min_version to "4.3.0" and max_version to "4.3.99" in NetBoxAttachmentsConfig.
netbox_attachments/version.py	Updated __version__ from "7.2.0" to "8.0.2".
netbox_attachments/template_content.py	Changed inner class attribute from model = model_name to models = [model_name] in create_add_attachment_button.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective (Issue #)	Addressed	Explanation
Add compatibility for NetBox 4.3 (#86)	✅

Poem

A hop, a skip, a version leap,
NetBox 4.3, our promise we keep!
The table grows, the numbers climb,
Attachments plugin right on time.
With 8.0.2, we’re ready to go—
Happy coding, from your rabbit in the know!
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🔇 Additional comments (2)

netbox_attachments/template_content.py (2)

69-70: Correctly updated for NetBox 4.3.0 compatibility.

The change from a singular model attribute to a list-based models attribute aligns with NetBox 4.3.0's template extension API requirements. This adaptation is necessary for the plugin to work with the new NetBox version.

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163-169:

❓ Verification inconclusive

Potential compatibility issue with dynamic extension creation.

While you updated the AddAttachmentButton class to use models list attribute, this dynamic extension creation still uses the singular "model": app_model_name syntax. This might need to be updated to use a list-based approach for NetBox 4.3.0 compatibility.

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Verify dynamic extension parameters for NetBox 4.3.0 compatibility

The dynamic extension_class is still using a singular "model": app_model_name, but in NetBox 4.3.0 the PluginTemplateExtension API may have changed to expect a models list (similar to your recent change in AddAttachmentButton).

• File: netbox_attachments/template_content.py
  Lines: 163–169
• Please confirm the signature of PluginTemplateExtension in NetBox 4.3.0 (whether it requires models=[…] instead of model=) and update this dynamic creation accordingly.

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🔇 Additional comments (2)

netbox_attachments/version.py (1)

1-1: Bump plugin version to 8.0.0.

The version string has been correctly updated to reflect the new major release. Ensure your release notes and CI/CD pipelines reference this new version.

README.md (1)

27-27: Add NetBox 4.3.0 compatibility entry.

The compatibility table now includes NetBox >= 4.3.0 with plugin version 8.x.x, matching the code changes. Verify that the rows remain in ascending NetBox version order for clarity.