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feat(rdma): add e2e agent capability to enable and disable network interface #85

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IIUC this will work with any network interface.
So, please can we de-couple the use of rdma structs for this functionality.
We should use generic structs for this purpose.

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IIUC this will work with any network interface. So, please can we de-couple the use of rdma structs for this functionality. We should use generic structs for this purpose.

@blaisedias Should i use NodeList struct in place of Rdma struct ?

@rohan2794 rohan2794 force-pushed the enable-disable-iface branch 2 times, most recently from 50e48c2 to 3f56ef7 Compare October 22, 2024 09:23
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IIUC this will work with any network interface. So, please can we de-couple the use of rdma structs for this functionality. We should use generic structs for this purpose.

moved to generic struct https://github.com/openebs/openebs-e2e/compare/ecb5f8f53236abf695573c73a2d827e4ab181343..50e48c260291870c2df8ec06f953854db14c833a

@rohan2794 rohan2794 merged commit b1d0174 into develop Oct 23, 2024
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@rohan2794 rohan2794 deleted the enable-disable-iface branch October 23, 2024 05:49
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