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Previously, any return from the VPP manager was treated as an indication that VPP had exited or crashed, triggering configuration restoration. However, if the VPP manager itself panicked while VPP was still running, the deferred logic would interpret this as a VPP crash and attempt to restore the configuration. Since VPP was actually still alive, the restoration could hang and the original panic would never be properly surfaced. This change adds panic recovery in the VPP manager to prevent false assumptions about VPP state and avoid blocking during restore when the failure originates in the manager itself. When VPPmanager crashes we kill VPP, wait a bit, then restore the config.
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Previously, any return from the VPP manager was treated as an indication
that VPP had exited or crashed, triggering configuration restoration.
However, if the VPP manager itself panicked while VPP was still running,
the deferred logic would interpret this as a VPP crash and attempt to
restore the configuration. Since VPP was actually still alive, the
restoration could hang and the original panic would never be properly
surfaced.
This change adds panic recovery in the VPP manager to prevent false
assumptions about VPP state and avoid blocking during restore when the
failure originates in the manager itself.
When VPPmanager crashes we kill VPP, wait a bit, then restore the config.