At present, the behavior for a key conflict is to overwrite the conflicting key with the key being added to a table. But there is no way for a client to detect this has happened. This is problematic for control planes that keep a soft tally of table entry counts.
At present, the behavior for a key conflict is to overwrite the conflicting key with the key being added to a table. But there is no way for a client to detect this has happened. This is problematic for control planes that keep a soft tally of table entry counts.