[action] [PR:9264] Cisco-8000 psu led support#9994
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Description of PR
Cisco-8000 platforms added support to display the PSU led colors. This has caused test failures since scripts are hard-coded to expect 'N/A' as the led color for these platforms.
Summary:
Fixes 8/1 PSU related failures from https://migsonic.atlassian.net/browse/MIGSMSFT-246
Type of change
Back port request
Approach
What is the motivation for this PR?
PSU tests cases fail due to expecting
N/APSU led state, when actual colors are now displayed.How did you do it?
Remove the
cisco-8000led color filter from psu test scripts in order for tests to pass using the default logic.