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It doesn't really make sense to run a full topology for testing a single border router.
By converting this to an acceptance test, we have a good blackbox test of a border router, which could also be used to test different implementations.
Additionally this allows us to get rid of more python code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Instead of the old python test that spins up a whole topology only test against a BR.
Also extend the acceptance framework with the needed bits.
Also make BR return an SCMP error if it receives traffic for an unknown interface.
Fixesscionproto#3422
Instead of the old python test that spins up a whole topology only test against a BR.
Also extend the acceptance framework with the needed bits.
Also make BR return an SCMP error if it receives traffic for an unknown interface.
Fixesscionproto#3422
Instead of the old python test that spins up a whole topology only test against a BR.
Also extend the acceptance framework with the needed bits.
Also make BR return an SCMP error if it receives traffic for an unknown interface.
Fixes#3422
It doesn't really make sense to run a full topology for testing a single border router.
By converting this to an acceptance test, we have a good blackbox test of a border router, which could also be used to test different implementations.
Additionally this allows us to get rid of more python code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: