https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=280074

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--- Comment #10 from [email protected] ---
Whole concept of managing of all participating interfaces capabilities on
adding / removing interfaces sounds a little bit puszzling for me.

1. I can understand derstand when bridge align it's own capabilities according
the least common denominator of all interfaces.

2. I can understand when bridge configures interface which being added to it,
IMHO, should be configurable:
 - from one side, it is handy - when you add not yet configured interface to
bridge it gets configured according to bridge current configuration
 - from the other side if I've first configured interface properly, then added
it to bridge, how I can be sure that interface not reconfigured

3. but I can't understand whole concept of all bridge ports reconfiguration on
just adding, or even removing interface from the bridge

in particular example we have enabled back txsum capability of port that was
explicitly turned off before - something that I would not expect happen
automatically.

related disconnection may be connected with concrete driver behaviour on
reconfiguration, that's probably ok, but overriding interface configuration
with no request - I do not understand the concept.

And how proposed to keep interface options in desired state if any bridge
addm/deletem operation can reset them?

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