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[config reload] Removed replace irreversibly job-mode for sonic.target restart #1820
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Signed-off-by: Vivek Reddy Karri <[email protected]>
@stepanblyschak , @nazariig, @rajendra-dendukuri, @qiluo-msft Please review |
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#### What I did As discussed in this PR #1814 (comment), only the stop.job should have job-mode set to replace irreversibly. Otherwise, simultaneous config reloads in the quick succession, can lead to the behavior. Although ,when the restart job (and all the other dependent jobs) are finished and is taken out of systemd's job queue, the next stop job will not be cancelled.
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#### What I did As discussed in this PR #1814 (comment), only the stop.job should have job-mode set to replace irreversibly. Otherwise, simultaneous config reloads in the quick succession, can lead to the behavior. Although ,when the restart job (and all the other dependent jobs) are finished and is taken out of systemd's job queue, the next stop job will not be cancelled.
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Included Commits 92d0744 [config reload] Removed job-mode for sonic.target restart (sonic-net#1820) c28fb22 [ci]: Support PR coverage (sonic-net#1806)
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Signed-off-by: Vivek Reddy Karri [email protected]
What I did
As discussed in this PR #1814 (comment), only the stop.job should have job-mode set to replace irreversibly.
Otherwise, simultaneous config reloads in the quick succession, can lead to the behavior.
Although ,when the restart job (and all the other dependent jobs) are finished and is taken out of systemd's job queue, the next stop job will not be cancelled.
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