Fix GNMI-1.18 for Arista#5205
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The fix updates the regex for identifying IC components in Arista devices so that the enttries for per fap components such as "SwitchChip2/0.1", "SwitchChip3/1.4" are skipped.
Summary of ChangesHello, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request refines the logic for identifying Integrated Circuit (IC) components on Arista network devices within the testing framework. The change ensures that the system accurately distinguishes between main switch chips and granular per-FAP components, which was causing issues with the previous, less specific matching pattern. This improves the reliability of component identification and subsequent test results. Highlights
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The pull request updates the regular expression for ondatra.ARISTA in the icPattern map within sampled_backplane_capacity_counters_test.go. The regex was changed from ^SwitchChip to ^SwitchChip\d+(?:/\d+)?$ to more accurately match Arista switch chip names, allowing for digits and an optional /digits suffix, and ensuring the match covers the entire string.
The fix updates the regex for identifying IC components in Arista devices so that the enttries for per fap components such as "SwitchChip2/0.1", "SwitchChip3/1.4" are skipped.