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mgmtd: don't add implicit state data when reading config from file #16529

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@idryzhov idryzhov commented Aug 7, 2024

When mgmt reads configuration from file, it shouldn't add implicit state data to the candidate datastore. Configuration datastores like candidate should never store state, otherwise they fail validation.

Fixes #15814

When mgmt reads configuration from file, it shouldn't add implicit state
data to the candidate datastore. Configuration datastores like candidate
should never store state, otherwise they fail validation.

Fixes FRRouting#15814

Signed-off-by: Igor Ryzhov <[email protected]>
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I tetsted this fix and it solves the problem

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ton31337 commented Aug 8, 2024

@Mergifyio backport stable/10.1 stable/10.0

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backport stable/10.1 stable/10.0

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@choppsv1 choppsv1 merged commit 8cc8320 into FRRouting:master Aug 10, 2024
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mgmtd: don't add implicit state data when reading config from file (backport #16529)
donaldsharp added a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 10, 2024
mgmtd: don't add implicit state data when reading config from file (backport #16529)
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