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Modified the test script to pass mandatory on create argument priority while creating acl table group member #1961

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@rajneeshaec rajneeshaec commented Feb 8, 2024

acl table group member priority is mandatory on create attribute

  • @brief Priority
    *
    • Value must be in the range defined in
    • [SAI_SWITCH_ATTR_ACL_TABLE_MINIMUM_PRIORITY,
    • SAI_SWITCH_ATTR_ACL_TABLE_MAXIMUM_PRIORITY]
    • This priority attribute is valid for both SEQUENTIAL and PARALLEL type of ACL groups
    • @type sai_uint32_t
    • @flags MANDATORY_ON_CREATE | CREATE_ONLY
      */
      SAI_ACL_TABLE_GROUP_MEMBER_ATTR_PRIORITY,

Modified the test script to mass priority attribute while creating acl table group member

…reating acl group member

Signed-off-by: rayadav <rayadav@marvell.com>
@rajneeshaec rajneeshaec changed the title Modified the test scritp to pass mandatorty argument priority while creating acl group member Modified the test script to pass mandatory on create argument priority while creating acl group member Feb 8, 2024
@rajneeshaec rajneeshaec changed the title Modified the test script to pass mandatory on create argument priority while creating acl group member Modified the test script to pass mandatory on create argument priority while creating acl table group member Feb 8, 2024
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kcudnik commented Feb 9, 2024

Please fix build errors

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