- Fix elevation rendering bug: device blocks were drawn MARGIN px
further right than the rack frame/unit slots, causing them to
overlap and extend past the right border. All three now share one
RACK_X origin.
- Show the device type's front/rear image inside each elevation block
(clipped to the block, translucent label bar on top for legibility)
when one is set on the device type; falls back to a plain colour
block with text otherwise.
- Add "Merge" action to combine two concepts into one taller one (e.g.
two half-height racks stacked into a full-height rack): the top
concept's devices are shifted up by the bottom concept's height,
neither source is modified. Available from the plugin menu, from a
concept's detail page, and via POST /concepts/merge/.
- Copying a real rack into a concept can now target a different width,
height and/or starting unit than the source rack; devices that no
longer fit at the chosen size are skipped and reported as warnings
instead of aborting the copy.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Introduces a NetBox 4.6 plugin for planning rack layouts (RackConcept,
ConceptDevice) without creating real dcim.Rack/dcim.Device objects, so
blueprints never appear in rack/device lists, utilization reports, or
IPAM.
Features:
- Copy paths: real rack -> concept, concept -> concept (clone), and
concept -> one or more real racks (deploy, with name patterning and
dry-run support)
- Manual concept creation via a dedicated "Rack Concepts" nav menu
- Tenant and tenant group assignment on concepts and planned devices
- Partial-width device placement (1/1-1/4) with slot-based collision
detection, matching netbox_utilities' partial-width feature
- Custom drag-and-drop elevation (netbox-reorder-rack operates on real
Device querysets, which concepts don't have) with server-side
validation of every move
- Full REST API, filtering, CSV import, bulk edit, search integration
- Optional, config-driven interop with netbox_utilities (partial-width
field mapping) and netbox-reorder-rack, degrading gracefully when
either plugin is absent
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>