fix(health): keep gNMI STREAM request streams open - #4755
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Signed-off-by: Jay Zhu <jayzhu@nvidia.com>
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WalkthroughThe gNMI client now keeps SAMPLE and ON_CHANGE subscription request streams open after sending the initial request. This prevents the client request side from reaching EOF during long-lived subscriptions. ChangesgNMI subscription lifecycle
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Keep the client stream open after sending the initial gNMI
SubscriptionListfor SAMPLE and ON_CHANGE STREAM subscriptions. This allows the gNMI target to returnsync_responseand subsequent telemetry without treating request-stream EOF as RPC termination.The gNMI specification does not explicitly require the client stream to remain open. However, many gNMI target implementations interpret request-stream EOF as termination of the subscription. Keeping the client stream open is a safe compatibility fix.
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Fixes #4754
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