Overview: After BGPCEP-782: The peer now always is in rib under exabgp's router-id. However these routes are not visible in example-ipv6-topology nor example-ipv4-topology. On Oxygen, Nitrogen, Carbon this works as expected.

Note: I tested this with patch BGPCEP-782 where topology is empty, and an hour older patch where example-ipv6-topology is filled(peer-id in rib is ipv6 local-address)

Steps to reproduce, pretty much the same as BGPCEP-782

• start latest fluorine odl
• run in karaf

  feature:install odl-restconf odl-bgpcep-bgp odl-bgpcep-bgp-config-example
  

• run script to configure internal peer with ::1 address

  ./conf_peer.py
  

• start exabgp with single ipv6 route, router-id: 1.2.3.4 and local-address: ::1

  env exabgp.tcp.port=1790 exabgp --debug default.cfg
  

• check ipv6-topology with

  ./get_ipv6_topology.sh
  

  (At this point topology should be filled with one ipv6 route)

there is also script to get full rib to see the peer, and log from local test with DEBUG logs.