updated description in examples/vpg_setting_export_example_enhanced.py

examples/vpg_setting_export_example_enhanced.py

@@ -17,55 +17,53 @@ using the Zerto Virtual Manager (ZVM) API. It allows for backup and restoration
 configurations, which is useful for disaster recovery planning and VPG replication.
 
 Key Features:
-1. VPG Settings Export:
-   - Export settings for specific VPGs or all VPGs
-   - Save exported settings to a JSON file
-   - Include all VPG configuration parameters
-   - Capture recovery site mappings
+1. Export Selection:
+   - List all available exports with timestamps and status
+   - Display VPGs in each export with source and target sites
+   - Compare requested VPGs with available ones in the export
+   - Allow user to select which export to use
 
-2. Settings Verification:
-   - List all available exported settings
-   - Read and display detailed settings
-   - Show summary of exported VPG configurations
-   - Verify export timestamp and status
+2. Resource Validation:
+   - Check and validate datastores, hosts, folders, and networks
+   - Allow user to select replacements for missing resources
+   - Handle both VPG-level and VM-level resource mappings
+   - Support for journal, scratch, and recovery settings
 
-3. VPG Settings Import:
-   - Import settings back to create new VPGs
-   - Restore original VPG configurations
-   - Support for multiple VPGs in single operation
-   - Validate import results
+3. Settings Import:
+   - Import validated settings back to create new VPGs
+   - Display detailed import results including:
+     - Validation failures with error messages
+     - Import failures with specific errors
+     - Successfully initiated imports with task IDs
+   - Allow user to verify changes before proceeding
 
 Required Arguments:
     --zvm_address: Protected site ZVM address
     --client_id: Protected site Keycloak client ID
     --client_secret: Protected site Keycloak client secret
     --ignore_ssl: Ignore SSL certificate verification (optional)
-    --vpg_names: Comma-separated list of VPG names to export (optional)
-    --output_file: File path to save exported settings (optional)
+    --vpg_names: Comma-separated list of VPG names to process (optional)
 
 Example Usage:
-    python examples/vpg_setting_export_example.py \
+    python examples/vpg_setting_export_example_enhanced.py \
         --zvm_address "192.168.111.20" \
         --client_id "zerto-api" \
         --client_secret "your-secret-here" \
         --vpg_names "VpgTest1,VpgTest2" \
-        --output_file "vpg_settings.json" \
         --ignore_ssl
 
 Script Flow:
-1. Connects to protected site ZVM
-2. Exports VPG settings:
-   - For specified VPGs if vpg_names provided
-   - For all VPGs if no vpg_names specified
-3. Saves settings to file if output_file specified
-4. Verifies export by reading settings
-5. Displays VPG configuration summaries:
-   - VPG names
-   - Source and target sites
-   - RPO and journal history
-6. Pauses for manual VPG deletion
-7. Imports settings to recreate VPGs
-8. Verifies import success
+1. Connect to protected site ZVM
+2. List available exports and let user select one
+3. Display VPGs in selected export and compare with requested ones
+4. Get peer site resources (datastores, hosts, folders, networks)
+5. Validate and update resource mappings:
+   - VPG-level settings (journal, scratch, recovery)
+   - VM-level settings (host, datastore, folder, network)
+6. Save updated settings to file
+7. Allow user to verify changes
+8. Import settings to recreate VPGs
+9. Display import results with task IDs
 
 Note: This script requires only protected site credentials. It's designed for VPG
 configuration backup and restore scenarios, allowing you to quickly recreate VPGs