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When there is a missing comma in the rules list on a NF-FG file, it is still considered valid but all the rules after the missing comma are ignored.
example:
{"id":"00000199", "match":{"port":"dpdk1"}, "action":{"VNF_id":"502_forwarder:2"} }, {"id":"00000200", "match":{"VNF_id":"501_forwarder:1"}, "action":{"VNF_id":"500_forwarder:2"} } {"id":"00000201", "match":{"VNF_id":"502_forwarder:1"}, "action":{"VNF_id":"501_forwarder:2"} }, {"id":"00000300", "match":{"VNF_id":"500_forwarder:1"}, "action":{"port":"dpdk0"} }
In this case all the rules from 200 are ignored.
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@mvbpolito this is a problem of json spirit, not of the un-orchestrator.. I would propose to remove this issue.
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I am not totally sure about closing it. It is true that is it not fault of the UN node, but it affects the UN node behavior.
I agree with Mauricio. Let's keep it open.
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When there is a missing comma in the rules list on a NF-FG file, it
is still considered valid but all the rules after the missing comma are ignored.
example:
{"id":"00000199", "match":{"port":"dpdk1"}, "action":{"VNF_id":"502_forwarder:2"} },
{"id":"00000200", "match":{"VNF_id":"501_forwarder:1"}, "action":{"VNF_id":"500_forwarder:2"} }
{"id":"00000201", "match":{"VNF_id":"502_forwarder:1"}, "action":{"VNF_id":"501_forwarder:2"} },
{"id":"00000300", "match":{"VNF_id":"500_forwarder:1"}, "action":{"port":"dpdk0"} }
In this case all the rules from 200 are ignored.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: