
During March 2026, Darius focused on improving test reliability in the sonic-net/sonic-mgmt repository by fixing the VOQ drop counter test verification for Q3D single-ASIC platforms. He addressed a bug where the test’s previous method of toggling SFI ports to induce credit starvation did not accurately reflect hardware behavior. Instead, Darius implemented a hardware register-based trigger using Python, aligning the test with actual device operation and ensuring correct VOQ-level counter validation for Ethernet-IB links. By removing dependencies on bcmcmd -n for single-ASIC systems while preserving multi-ASIC logic, he enhanced cross-platform test consistency and maintainability through detailed code updates.
March 2026: VOQ Drop Counter Test Verification Fix for Q3D single-ASIC platforms (sonic-mgmt). This work fixes the verification path for Credit-WD-Del counters in the VOQ drop counter test, aligning test behavior with hardware realities and preventing false negatives. The patch replaces the previous approach that toggled SFI ports with a hardware register-based trigger to induce credit starvation, and validates the correct VOQ counters (e.g., VOQ7) for Ethernet-IB links. It also removes reliance on bcmcmd -n on single-ASIC systems while preserving multi-ASIC logic, improving cross-platform test reliability.
March 2026: VOQ Drop Counter Test Verification Fix for Q3D single-ASIC platforms (sonic-mgmt). This work fixes the verification path for Credit-WD-Del counters in the VOQ drop counter test, aligning test behavior with hardware realities and preventing false negatives. The patch replaces the previous approach that toggled SFI ports with a hardware register-based trigger to induce credit starvation, and validates the correct VOQ counters (e.g., VOQ7) for Ethernet-IB links. It also removes reliance on bcmcmd -n on single-ASIC systems while preserving multi-ASIC logic, improving cross-platform test reliability.

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