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TC-RR-1.1 Certification issues (CON-1078) #864

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eme-bennytang opened this issue Mar 11, 2024 · 3 comments
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TC-RR-1.1 Certification issues (CON-1078) #864

eme-bennytang opened this issue Mar 11, 2024 · 3 comments

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@eme-bennytang
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Describe the bug
We have encountered several different issues in certification related to this test case.
Just gathering them here for anyone interested (which I have seen several different user has reported related issue separately)

1. Sometimes the chip event queue is full and failed to post event

2. Node label 32 bytes constraint error

3. Group Key management command error

Environment

  • ESP-Matter Commit Id: 2f692ac
  • ESP-IDF Commit Id: v5.1.2
  • SoC (eg: ESP32 or ESP32-C3): ESP32S3
  • Host Machine OS: Linux
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@github-actions github-actions bot changed the title TC-RR-1.1 Certification issues TC-RR-1.1 Certification issues (CON-1078) Mar 11, 2024
@wqx6
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wqx6 commented Mar 27, 2024

Sometimes the chip event queue is full and failed to post event

Matter will post all the UDP messages with specific destination port numbers(5540- Default port for Matter protocol, 5353- Port for mDNS) to Matter task. Each packet will consume an entry in chip event queue. So if your devices are in an environment with lots of mDNS broadcast packets(even the packets are not related to Matter), the event queue will be used up very quickly. This PR might help.

Group Key management command error

Looks like the error code is https://github.com/project-chip/connectedhomeip/blob/master/src/app/clusters/group-key-mgmt-server/group-key-mgmt-server.cpp#L528 . Could you add some log to print the error(or change the LogDetail to LogError in the following codes) so that we can know what happened there?

@dhrishi
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dhrishi commented Apr 24, 2024

@eme-bennytang Can you please provide the requested details? Or close the issue if resolved

@eme-bennytang
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@dhrishi Sorry for late response.
I do figure out the problem a while ago, we have split the nvs partition with another partition for factory data, and this partition is much smaller than the nvs partition (48k).

Once I move the KVS and COUNTERS name space back to nvs as below and it solved the issue.
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Thanks for the reply anyway
I will close the issue

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