Commands sent that require response throws exception about ntc-ansible HOT 4 CLOSED

Make sure there is not a force option on zeroing the keys... but if it helps - I ran into this type of issue with file prompts and saving to hit yes or not. Very different, but you might find a workaround like I did. The issue may be in PyNTC library (another related repo). As a workaround I modified my local PyNTC to send a few commands like this using the native.send_command_timing - which does not require a response and can extend the time that netmiko looks for the prompt again. Then I used it again to respond - in my case pressing enter, then the find_prompt presses enter and looks for a prompt to reset its state.
self.native.send_command_timing('show running-config')
self.native.send_command_timing('\n',delay_factor=10)
self.native.find_prompt()

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@nerdofthenetwork carriage return \r should work. e.g. this worked for me:

    - ntc_config_command:
        provider: "{{ ios_provider }}"
        commands:
          - "do erase startup-config\r"

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@itdependsnetworks that works! thanks!

- name: Remove/generate new crypto keys
     ntc_config_command:
       connection: ssh
       platform: cisco_ios_ssh
       commands:
       - "crypto key zeroize rsa\ryes\r"

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Awesome! @GGabriele this can be closed

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