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Given an interface is being configured via Nmstate using a dynamic naming convention, such as {{ capture.nic.interfaces.0.name }}.100, where the total name length exceeds 15 characters,

When Nmstate detects that the generated interface name exceeds the Linux kernel limit of 15 characters,

Then Nmstate should automatically truncate the interface name to 15 characters and ensure that it is applied without errors.

Definition of Done:

The implementation meets the acceptance criteria

Integration tests are written and pass

The code is part of a downstream build attached to an errata
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Given an interface is being configured via Nmstate using a dynamic naming convention, such as {{ capture.nic.interfaces.0.name }}.100, where the total name length exceeds 15 characters, When Nmstate detects that the generated interface name exceeds the Linux kernel limit of 15 characters, Then Nmstate should automatically truncate the interface name to 15 characters and ensure that it is applied without errors. Definition of Done: The implementation meets the acceptance criteria Integration tests are written and pass The code is part of a downstream build attached to an errata
Preliminary Testing:
None
Test Coverage:
None

Currently, when using

name: "{{ capture.nic.interfaces.0.name }}.100"

for interface name, we might exceeded the linux kernel limitation on interface name for 15 chars.

Nmstate should provide a valid day to truncate this interface in nmpolicy.