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feat: (EVPN GW API) Add "components" field to each API object's status #445

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This is an API enhancement for the EVPN GW use case.

The addition of a "components" field in the status sector of each API object will enable the capture of the state and details that are generated by the different subscribed components (FRR component, Linux component, etc...) which are realizing the configuration for each API object.

This addition follows the re-architecture of the opi-evpn-br which has been described here

This is an API enhancement for the EVPN GW use case.

The addition of a "components" field in the status sector of each
API object will enable the capture of the state and details
that are generated by the different subscribed components
(FRR component, Linux component, etc...) which are realizing the
configuration for each API object.

Signed-off-by: Dimitrios Markou <dimitrios.markou@ericsson.com>
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Component addition looks fine for the tracking of status

@sandersms sandersms merged commit 5dba226 into opiproject:main Mar 4, 2024
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mardim91 commented Mar 5, 2024

Thank you @sandersms

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