[action] [PR:19358] Support yang model for buffer pool percentage (#19358) #19740
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#### Why I did it Support yang model for `percentage` field in `BUFFER_POOL` table. It is used in dynamic buffer model only and represents the percentage of a buffer pool's size compared to the available memory size #### How I did it #### How to verify it Unit test and manual test
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Original PR: #19358 |
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@bingwang-ms , Can you please why this cherry picked was stuck ? |
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I just retriggered the PR test. |
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Why I did it
Support yang model for
percentagefield inBUFFER_POOLtable.It is used in dynamic buffer model only and represents the percentage of a buffer pool's size compared to the available memory size
How I did it
How to verify it
Unit test and manual test