DPDK: add netvsc rescind tests #4076
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Adds debug logging to testpmd invocations and adds a regex to the list of hotplug match patterns. This is a prerequisite for using the sriov rescind aka hotplug tests with netvsc pmd (and with mana). Signed-off-by: Matthew McGovern (LINUX) <mamcgove@microsoft.com>
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@LiliDeng LGTM |
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Adding an sriov rescind test for netvsc pmd.
This required:
I noted that it was easy to mix up which pmd was being used, so this PR also contains a commit to use an Enum for the pmd type. This is done in anticipation of adding mana direct tests. I'm also changing the hotplug test names to just 'hotplug' instead of 'sriov_rescind' for brevity. One implies the other, the path in the DPDK pmd uses the term 'hotplug'.