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Fix multi-asic support to PFC config/show #3521
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- Add namespace arg for show and config cmds for pfc - Replace test DB with JSON to support verification of multiple namespaces in unit test - Add unit tests for multi-asic behaviour - Added a test vector file for better test organization
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Add multi-asic support to PFC config/show
Fix multi-asic support to PFC config/show
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result pasted in PR description LGTM
to be cherry pick in 202405, after #3057 is ported to 202405 |
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This reverts commit 785d7bd.
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* Add multi-asic support to pfc - Add namespace arg for show and config cmds for pfc - Replace test DB with JSON to support verification of multiple namespaces in unit test - Add unit tests for multi-asic behaviour - Added a test vector file for better test organization * Fix linter errors
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What I did
Added multi-asic support to PFC show and config commands by:
This is a logical successor of #3057 and is a part of the larger efforts to add multi-asic functionality tracked in #15148
How I did it
I used the multi_asic helper functions from
sonic_py_common
andutilities_common
to handle multiple namespacesHow to verify it
There were three stages of verification:
Previous command output (if the output of a command-line utility has changed)
New command output (if the output of a command-line utility has changed)
The namespace argument is the new addition to the pfc command.
Case 1: If namespace is specified in a multi-asic device
Behaviour: We will run the command only on the specified namespace
e.g:
pfc show asymmetric --namespace asic0
Case 2: If no namespace is specified in a multi-asic device
Behaviour: We will run the command on all namespaces
e.g:
pfc show priority
Case 3: If a namespace is specified in single-asic device (other than default '')
Behaviour: We will raise an invalid argument error
e.g:
pfc show asymmetric --namespace asic0
Case 4: If no namespace is specified in single-asic device
Behaviour: We will run it on the only valid namespace - default namespace
e.g:
pfc show priority