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PR#997 (#997) introduced AFT summary 'counters', however they are defined using the type counter64 (which are monotonically incrementing).
| +--ro oc-aftsummary:aft-summaries | +--ro oc-aftsummary:ipv4-unicast | | +--ro oc-aftsummary:protocols | | +--ro oc-aftsummary:protocol* [origin-protocol] | | +--ro oc-aftsummary:origin-protocol -> ../state/origin-protocol | | +--ro oc-aftsummary:state | | +--ro oc-aftsummary:origin-protocol? identityref | | +--ro oc-aftsummary:counters | | +--ro oc-aftsummary:aft-entries? oc-yang-types:counter64 | +--ro oc-aftsummary:ipv6-unicast | +--ro oc-aftsummary:protocols | +--ro oc-aftsummary:protocol* [origin-protocol] | +--ro oc-aftsummary:origin-protocol -> ../state/origin-protocol | +--ro oc-aftsummary:state | +--ro oc-aftsummary:origin-protocol? identityref | +--ro oc-aftsummary:counters | +--ro oc-aftsummary:aft-entries? oc-yang-types:counter64
The type for these should probably be changed to something like gauge32 or uint32. BGP reports similar data using uint32.
| | | | | +--ro prefixes | | | | | +--ro received? uint32 | | | | | +--ro received-pre-policy? uint32 | | | | | +--ro sent? uint32 | | | | | +--ro installed? uint32 ```
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I agree this should be fixed. I will review in the OC Operators meeting on Dec 12, 2023
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PR#997 (#997) introduced AFT summary 'counters', however they are defined using the type counter64 (which are monotonically incrementing).
The type for these should probably be changed to something like gauge32 or uint32. BGP reports similar data using uint32.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: