[portsorch]: Use sai_serialize api to write to DB #331
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Keep object IDs serializeable in database, so that they can be reused later by client code
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Along with sonic-net/sonic-sairedis#234 |
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could you resolve the conflicts? |
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can you resolve the conflict. |
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Done |
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* msft_github/master: [portsorch]: Use sai_serialize api to write to DB (sonic-net#331) [portsorch]: Update comments (sonic-net#333) [switchorch]: Add support of ECMP and LAG hash seed attribute (sonic-net#324) [portsorch]: Add support of cable breakout feature (sonic-net#320)
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Signed-off-by: Volodymyr Samotiy <volodymyrs@mellanox.com>
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Keep object IDs serializeable in database,
so that they can be reused later by client code