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Avoid aborting orchagent when setting TUNNEL attributes (#2591)
- What I did Avoid aborting orchagent when setting TUNNEL attributes - Why I did it Do not abort orchagent if vendor SAI returns SAI_STATUS_ATTR_NOT_SUPPORTED_0 Currently, the logic is hit while setting TUNNEL|MuxTunnel0 table for DSCP remapping. For some vendors SAI returns “SAI_STATUS_ATTR_NOT_SUPPORTED_0” in such case. The fix is to avoid aborting orchagent if vendor SAI returns that return value and just to log error message. Skip setting create-only attributes, including “ecn_mode” and “encap_ecn_mode” This is because both SAI attributes are “create-only” according to the community SAI header definition, which means setting on either attribute is illegal. It’s a common limitation for all vendors. The fix is to skip such attributes when they are updated. Also, the logic in setTunnelAttribute to handle both attributes is removed since it’s dead code. - How I verified it Added new unit test to cover the new errors returned and avoiding the abort flow Signed-off-by: Stephen Sun <stephens@nvidia.com>
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