global fwd and subnet error msgs fix & test cases#1080
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Fixed the error message to indicate correctly the state of vlans and vxlans instead of printing an empty string instead of a number when 0. The test cases are testing too many things in one test case, split out the tests for forward mode and subnet as they are doing more validation. Signed-off-by: Chris Plock <chrisplo@cisco.com>
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Fixed the error message to indicate correctly the state of vlans and
vxlans instead of printing an empty string instead of a number when 0.
The test cases are testing too many things in one test case, split out
the tests for forward mode and subnet as they are doing more validation.
Signed-off-by: Chris Plock chrisplo@cisco.com