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Pull Request Functional Test Report for #5257 / ec7d852Virtual Devices
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This pull request modifies the remote_syslog_test.go file by removing the cleanup operation for the loopback interface configuration. The feedback highlights that this change could lead to resource leaks and test flakiness, as the loopback interface configuration will persist after the test run. It is suggested that if the loopback interface is system-critical, the configureDUTLoopback function should be adjusted to apply only incremental changes, with corresponding explicit cleanup for those specific changes.
| t.Cleanup(func() { | ||
| gnmi.Delete(t, dut, gnmi.OC().Interface(p1.Name()).Config()) | ||
| gnmi.Delete(t, dut, gnmi.OC().Interface(p2.Name()).Config()) | ||
| gnmi.Delete(t, dut, gnmi.OC().Interface(lb).Config()) |
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Removing the deletion of the loopback interface (lb) from the cleanup function means that any configurations applied to it by configureDUTLoopback will persist after the test. This can lead to resource leaks and potential test flakiness or interference with other tests.
If lb is a system-critical interface that cannot be fully deleted, the configureDUTLoopback function should be modified to only apply incremental changes (e.g., adding specific IP addresses) and the cleanup should then explicitly revert only those specific changes, rather than attempting to replace or delete the entire interface configuration.
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Removing loopback delete as it may disrupt management connectivity.