[action] [PR:3078] [acl] Add IN_PORTS qualifier for L3 table (#3078) #3083
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* Apply IN_PORTS qualifiier for L3 table Why I did it IN_PORTS qualifier was allowed for L3 table in 202012 release and below. Changes in sonic-net#1982 removed that support leading to regression in some of our testcases. The following error was observed ERR swss#orchagent: :- validateAclRuleMatch: Match SAI_ACL_ENTRY_ATTR_FIELD_IN_PORTS in rule RULE_1 is not supported by table DATAACL
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Why I did it
IN_PORTS qualifier was allowed for L3 table in 202012 release and below. Changes in #1982 removed that support leading to regression in some of our testcases. The following error was observed
ERR swss#orchagent: :- validateAclRuleMatch: Match SAI_ACL_ENTRY_ATTR_FIELD_IN_PORTS in rule RULE_1 is not supported by table DATAACL