rule: Don't drop flow if rule matches on packet properties. #9632
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This commit modifies the logic used to determine the disposition of a flow/packet. If the rule contains packet match properties, the flow shouldn't be dropped. Issue: 5578
so that we get one compatible with MSRV
jlucovsky
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victorjulien,
jasonish and
a team
as code owners
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Information: QA ran without warnings. Pipeline 16160 |
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Continued in #9664 |
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Continuation of #9618
This commit modifies the logic used to determine the disposition of a flow/packet.
If the rule contains packet match properties, the flow shouldn't be dropped.
Link to redmine ticket: 5578
Describe changes:
dropaction, check if the rule applies to packet properties.Updates:
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