Add iperf3-based e2e test cases and make forced TCP stitching optional #175
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`set upf proxy` force-stitching on|off controls the option. `show upf proxy` displays "Force-stitching" status.
This includes an iperf3 upload test that fails with "Fix TCP stitching in the UL direction" patch (2531270) reverted.
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This PR adds several E2E test cases that use
iperf3to check that TCP stitching works for both UL and DL packets.In order to make sure the problem is not masked by the current forced stitching behavior, it adds a proxy option:
The status can be checked with
show upf proxy: