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[201911 sonic-swss] Flushing FDB entries before removing BridgePort (#…
…1516) **What I did** I added coded in sonic-swss orchagent to flush the FDB entries corresponding to the bridge port before removing the bridgeport. **Why I did it** I did it because if we don't flush the FDB entries before removing the bridge port and try to remove the bridge port, the bridge port removal results in a failure and the port operational status is set to down. **How I verified it** I created a VLAN interface, assigned IP address to it and added 2 Ethernet ports as tagged members to it. I waited for the switch to add its neighbors through these bridge ports. Then I removed VLAN membership of one of the bridge ports and see it is successful and the operational state of the port does not go down on removing the VLAN membership. **Details if related** flushFDBEntries() function is introduce in orchagent/fdborch.cpp and called from orchagent/portsorch.cpp Co-authored-by: Madhan Babu <[email protected]>
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