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the fix is handled in intfmgrd and not portmgrd, the description can be updated. |
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Was the DEL notification seen because the user deleted the iface? |
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A DEL notification arrives after some reboot of the system (cold reboot/config reload). |
I see, Thanks |
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What I did
Handled a race condition in intfmgrd which tries to immediately apply an admin_status SET notif after a DEL causing it to crash
Why I did it
Ignores errors on the set admin_status command for subinterface when the subinterface state is not OK.
How I verified it
Details if related
This PR reference to older PR that fix the same issue in portmgr: sonic-net#2431