[action] [PR:12047] [platform][cli] PSU Status Tests: Permit Daemons Some Time to enter RUNNING State#12513
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…t loop to provide some flexibility in the amount of time it takes for the daemons to go from STARTING state to RUNNING. (sonic-net#12047)
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Description of PR
This patch adds a 60-second window to the psustatus tests to allow time for the relevant daemons to reach the RUNNING state, should they be found in the STARTING state when the daemon status check occurs.
Summary:
Fixes # (issue)
Type of change
Back port request
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What is the motivation for this PR?
Encountered an instance where the psustatus tests failed because the pmon daemon status check caught the applicable daemons in the STARTING state as opposed to the RUNNING state. This was seen one time; despite a few dozen attempts, have not been able to recreate the issue. This change will help guard against such potential race conditions.
How did you do it?
Added a 60 second wait (5 second interval, 0 delay) on
check_pmon_daemon_statusin each of the psustatus tests.How did you verify/test it?
Ran the tests with the fixes applied and they passed.