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tests/catalog: remove assumption regarding ordering in list #1792
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The order of traffic policy objects cannot be assumed, compare presence of element in list instead along with checking the length of the list. Resolves openservicemesh#1791
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…icemesh#1792) The order of traffic policy objects cannot be assumed, compare presence of element in list instead along with checking the length of the list. Resolves openservicemesh#1791
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Description:
The order of traffic policy objects cannot be assumed, compare
presence of element in list instead along with checking the
length of the list.
Resolves #1791
Affected area:
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