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Update sonic-swss for 201803 branch. Postpone init of the queue maps #1831

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- What I did
Updated sonic-swss module

- How I did it
git checkout # inside sonic-swss

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build an image and run on any dut

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@pavel-shirshov pavel-shirshov self-assigned this Jun 30, 2018
@pavel-shirshov pavel-shirshov requested a review from lguohan June 30, 2018 01:46
@lguohan lguohan merged commit 868b867 into sonic-net:201803 Jun 30, 2018
tiantianlv pushed a commit to tiantianlv/sonic-buildimage that referenced this pull request Jul 30, 2018
taras-keryk pushed a commit to taras-keryk/sonic-buildimage that referenced this pull request Apr 28, 2022
sonic-net#1831)

#### What I did
Fixing issue sonic-net#1830

#### How I did it
Problem we consume the function `loadData` from sonic-yang-mgmt pkg that always crops tables without YANG models from configdb json object. It does it as a side-effect and is not an expected outcome of the function.

The fix here is to crop the current/target tables before doing any sorting, this way gurantee we avoid this bug. I think the better soln is to fix sonic-yang-mgmt pkg. Will look into this more next week.

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Run the command in the issue, it will result in the expected outcome

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