[ERR] Datastore plugin "JSON notif" not found about sysrepo HOT 8 OPEN

Seems to be a compatibility problem. Please fully uninstall netopeer2, sysrepo with its repositories and libyang with libnetconf2. Once you perform a clean install, it should all work.

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Seems to be a compatibility problem. Please fully uninstall netopeer2, sysrepo with its repositories and libyang with libnetconf2. Once you perform a clean install, it should all work.

I got it, will try to remove the old repo and test again.

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I trying to uninstall full netopeer2, sysrepo with command sudo make uninstall, locate all old lib install in system and completely remove them. Then I build sysrepo and install it again with sudo make shm_clean, sudo make sr_clean, sudo make, sudo make install, run sysrepoctl -l still get error (libyang, libnetconf2 and netopeer2 completely remove and install again). I tried to run sysrepoctl -l -v4 still got this error:
[ERR] Datastore plugin "JSON notif" not found
sysrepoctl error: Failed to connect (Item not found)

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What versions of the projects are you using? Latest release, master, devel branch, or something else?

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I used netopeer2 latest release version 2.1.71
sysrepo latest release v2.1.105
libyang latest release v2.1.111
libnetconf latest release v2.1.37
libssh latest release v0.10.6

When I build and install all of them in ubuntu 20.04 work fine, but when I build and install in redhat 8 (RHEL8) It's not working and end up with this error:
[ERR] Datastore plugin "JSON notif" not found
sysrepoctl error: Failed to connect (Item not found)

I follow instruction step by step, removed all old conflict version, build & install libyang, clean sysrepo with make sr_clean and make shm_clean, build & install sysrepo, reinstall RHEL8 OS but remain the same issue.

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Try using the master branches instead, there may be some incompatibility in the latest releases.

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I had the same problem, also with the master branches. I fixed it by uninstalling everything, then removing the /etc/sysrepo directory manually, then installing everything again. Seems to be some migration issue with the contents of /etc/sysrepo?

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I had the same problem, also with the master branches. I fixed it by uninstalling everything, then removing the /etc/sysrepo directory manually, then installing everything again. Seems to be some migration issue with the contents of /etc/sysrepo?

I uninstall everything and also remeving the /etc/sysrepo/ but still got this error:

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