If what's presented in the blog is actual configuration that's very much a junos device and definitely has the ability to have commit with confirm, auto rollbac

If what's presented in the blog is actual configuration that's very much a junos device and definitely has the ability to have commit with confirm, auto rollback, and commit history. Not using it is more of an issue with the automation, as they said. (Which is an issue with the /automation/ defaults. I've learned enough to do commit confirm, but by default ansible does a hard commit.)