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Store the updated fabric info when bringing up controller on existing fabric #18260
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… fabric. Right now bringing up a controller on an existing fabric updates the in-memory fabric table but does not store the updated data. This is not very consistent with our desire to not even keep the fabric table in memory, and leads to inconsistent behavior if someone later reloads the fabric table from storage in some way. Specific changes: 1. Change FabricInfo::SetFabricInfo to not modify any member state until validation of the incoming info is complete, so we won't corrupt an existing fabric due to mistaken input and leave it in a bad state. 2. If updating the existing fabric in ProcessControllerNOCChain succeeds, store the updated fabric info. This is done outside the fabric table for now, pending changes to the fabric table to store things itself instead of keeping them in RAM.
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Right now bringing up a controller on an existing fabric updates the in-memory fabric table but does not store the updated data.
This is not very consistent with our desire to not even keep the fabric table in memory, and leads to inconsistent behavior if someone later reloads the fabric table from storage in some way.
Specific changes:
Change FabricInfo::SetFabricInfo to not modify any member state until
validation of the incoming info is complete, so we won't corrupt an existing
fabric due to mistaken input and leave it in a bad state.
If updating the existing fabric in ProcessControllerNOCChain succeeds, store
the updated fabric info. This is done outside the fabric table for now,
pending changes to the fabric table to store things itself instead of keeping
them in RAM.
Problem
See above.
Change overview
See above.
Testing
CI should cover this, but I will also be writing tests for some work I am doing right now on Darwin controller bring-up which will exercise this.