[action] [PR:518] get_error_description should return 'OK' instead of None when there is no error (#518) #524
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…s no error (sonic-net#518) - Description The "get_error_description" function should return 'OK' instead of 'None' when there are no errors. - Motivation and Context When there are no errors on the cable, get_error_description currently returns 'None'. In this case, we should return 'OK' so that the CLI (show interface transceiver error-description) provides a proper output. - How Has This Been Tested? Call this API directly on different cables with different error statuses. Signed-off-by: Kebo Liu <[email protected]>
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Description
The "get_error_description" function should return 'OK' instead of 'None' when there are no errors.
Motivation and Context
When there are no errors on the cable, get_error_description currently returns 'None'. In this case, we should return 'OK' so that the CLI (show interface transceiver error-description) provides a proper output.
How Has This Been Tested?
Call this API directly on different cables with different error statuses.
Signed-off-by: Kebo Liu [email protected]