Added OS Upgrade support to Junos

[gsnider2195]

What's Changed

• Add OS Upgrade support for Junos devices
• Fix "busy" infinite loop in _wait_for_reboot for various platforms by adding a sleep(10)
• Minor docstring fix in ios_device.py

Sample OS Upgrade script:

jnpr = pyntc.devices.JunosDevice(host=JNPR_IP, username=JNPR_USER, password=JNPR_PASS, port=22)
src_file = pyntc.utils.models.FileCopyModel(
    download_url=FTP_URL,
    checksum=MD5_CHECKSUM,
    file_name=FILENAME,
    hashing_algorithm="md5",
    timeout=1200,
    file_size=330656851,
)
jnpr.remote_file_copy(src=src_file, dest=DEST_FILEPATH)
jnpr.save()
jnpr.install_os(image_name=DEST_FILEPATH, checksum=MD5_CHECKSUM)

TODO

• Docs
• Testing

[smk4664]

This great so far. I don't see any issues with these commands or changes.

[gsnider2195]

@jeffkala I'm not sure what we're going to do about Python 3.13 support since the f5 sdk is no longer maintained and it hasn't been updated for Py3.13. Should we remove Py3.13 from CI for now?

[jeffkala]

@jeffkala I'm not sure what we're going to do about Python 3.13 support since the f5 sdk is no longer maintained and it hasn't been updated for Py3.13. Should we remove Py3.13 from CI for now?

Maybe just move it to use netmiko for f5? https://github.com/ktbyers/netmiko/blob/develop/netmiko/f5/f5_tmsh_ssh.py

[gsnider2195]

@jeffkala I'm not sure what we're going to do about Python 3.13 support since the f5 sdk is no longer maintained and it hasn't been updated for Py3.13. Should we remove Py3.13 from CI for now?

Maybe just move it to use netmiko for f5? https://github.com/ktbyers/netmiko/blob/develop/netmiko/f5/f5_tmsh_ssh.py

Can that be a follow-up so it doesn't block this feature? This is supposed to be done by tomorrow and still needs changes in os upgrades.

[smk4664]

This is great! And I agree, we should remove testing for 3.13 for now as we get a plan to support F5 through Netmiko.

[gsnider2195]

BTW I opened an issue in this repo to track replacing the F5 sdk library.

[jeffkala]

do what you need to get this passing, if turning off py3.13 is the answer short term I'm good with it.

[jeffkala]

sure we don't need kwargs? I feel like you're right to move them, but does the backend library support passing other "things" that we need to support.