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Description of problem:

NM.DeviceBridge.get_slaves() is not reporting unmanaged slaves.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):

NetworkManager 1.22.8

How reproducible:

100%

Steps to Reproduce:
1. create a bridge
2. ip link add dummy0 type dummy
3. ip link set dummy0 up
4. nmcli dev set dummy0 managed no
5. ip link set dummy0 master br0

Actual results:

NM.DeviceBridge.get_slaves() is returning an empty list.

Expected results:

The list should contain the NM.Device of the slave.

Fernando, is this still important for Nsmtate when it is using Nispor?

Closing as nmstate does not require NetworkManager on querying kernel interface information any more.

If you still want to fix this, please open new bug and state the new use case.