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RT-1.30: Added deviation bgp_rib_oc_path_unsupported and updated script to delete the policy applied in bgp
- Script is currently replacing the policy without deleting the policy reference in import/export in BGP. Updated script to delete the policy-reference while deleting the routing-policy.
- Also added deviation bgp_rib_oc_path_unsupported.
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@mohanasm If I understand correctly, we are dropping the polices at the end of each subtest.
How about we drop the policies at the start of each subtest without any condition, then run the subtest without any "set"/"delete" operation? Please help me understand if I'm missing something here.
@mohanasm If I understand correctly, we are dropping the polices at the end of each subtest.
How about we drop the policies at the start of each subtest without any condition, then run the subtest without any "set"/"delete" operation? Please help me understand if I'm missing something here.
Included code to set and delete configurations for each subtest case to ensure that only the necessary configurations are applied for each sub-test case without causing conflicts. This led to multiple if-else conditions, so the code has been modified to remove the previous subtest configuration at the start of each sub-test case.