addr_linux: don't require label to be prefixed with interface name#1072
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This requirement limits the usefulness of labels (given the total label length can only be 15 characters). Signed-off-by: Julian Wiedmann <jwi@isovalent.com>
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LGTM But can you pelase check why this test expects the Label to be set to the iface name when the Label was not programmed Line 35 in e5fd1f8 |
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That seems to be default behavior by the kernel if no |
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This requirement limits the usefulness of labels (given the total label length can only be 15 characters).