Ignore virtual ethernet devices that disappear #51581
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When checking if a device is up, today we can run into virtual ethernet devices that disappear while we are in the middle of checking. This leads to "no such device". This commit addresses such devices by treating them as not being up, if they are virtual ethernet devices that disappeared while we were checking.
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When checking if a device is up, today we can run into virtual ethernet devices that disappear while we are in the middle of checking. This leads to "no such device". This commit addresses such devices by treating them as not being up, if they are virtual ethernet devices that disappeared while we were checking.
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When checking if a device is up, today we can run into virtual ethernet devices that disappear while we are in the middle of checking. This leads to "no such device". This commit addresses such devices by treating them as not being up, if they are virtual ethernet devices that disappeared while we were checking.
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When checking if a device is up, today we can run into virtual ethernet devices that disappear while we are in the middle of checking. This leads to "no such device". This commit addresses such devices by treating them as not being up, if they are virtual ethernet devices that disappeared while we were checking.
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When checking if a device is up, today we can run into virtual ethernet devices that disappear while we are in the middle of checking. This leads to "no such device". This commit addresses such devices by treating them as not being up, if they are virtual ethernet devices that disappeared while we were checking.
Closes #49914