What I did
Fixes #3294

The root cause of this issue is the two data struct of vlan member info in orchagent is not in sync.

Why I did it
Fix the bug

How I did it
The return value of setPortPvid() is does not matter, so we ignore it.

So we get the m_members" and "m_portVlanMember" in sync all the time.

How I verified it

1. enable the swss to debug log level
2. paste the configuration that triggered this bug.

sudo config vlan member del 1000 EthernetXX
sudo config interface ip add EthernetXX 1.1.1.1/24

Details if related

When one deletes one interface from a vlan, then makes the interface to router interface(add a ip addr to interface)

            +----------+
            | bash cli |
            +----+-----+
                 |
               +---+
              / CFG \
              \ DB  /
               +---+
                 |
   +-------------+-----------+
   |                         |
+----------+            +----------+
| vlanmgrd |            | intfmgrd |
+--+-------+            +----+-----+
   |                         |
   +-------------+-----------+
                 |
               +---+
              / APP \
              \ DB  /
               +---+
                 |
            +----+-----+
            |   orch   |
            +----------+

• The path of removing vlan member is left path as above.
• The path of creating a router interface is right path as above.

We have no way to ensure that above 2 config arrives at Orch in order.
It's possible that the "creating a router interface" arrives at first. If so, then the "removing vlan member" will be failed.

There are 2 data struct storing the vlan member info in orchagent. (They should be in sync all the time.)

• "class Port" in port.h

  std::set<std::string> m_members;
  

  The instance of "class Port" is vlan interface. it's "m_members" is a set of vlan member, like EhternetXX, EthernetYY...

• "class PortsOrch" in portsorch.h

  map<string, vlan_members_t> m_portVlanMember;  
  

  The instance of "class PortsOrch" is EthernetXX. It's m_portVlanMember is a map of vlan info, like Vlan100, Vlan200...

Please take a look at PortsOrch::removeVlanMember().

bool PortsOrch::removeVlanMember(Port &vlan, Port &port, string > e d_point_ip)
{
    ...........
    sai_object_id_t vlan_member_id;
    sai_vlan_tagging_mode_t sai_tagging_mode;
    auto vlan_member = m_portVlanMember[port.m_alias].find(vlan.m_lan_info.vlan_id);

    /* Assert the port belongs to this VLAN */
    assert (vlan_member != m_portVlanMember[port.m_alias].end());
    sai_tagging_mode = vlan_member->second.vlan_mode;
    vlan_member_id = vlan_member->second.vlan_member_id;

    sai_status_t status = sai_vlan_api->remove_vlan_member(vlan_member_id);
    if (status != SAI_STATUS_SUCCESS)
    {
       ...........
    }
    m_portVlanMember[port.m_alias].erase(vlan_member);
    if (m_portVlanMember[port.m_alias].empty())
    {
        m_portVlanMember.erase(port.m_alias);
    }
    ..........
    /* Restore to default pvid if this port joined this VLAN in untagged mode previously */
    if (sai_tagging_mode == SAI_VLAN_TAGGING_MODE_UNTAGGED)
    {
        if (!setPortPvid(port, DEFAULT_PORT_VLAN_ID))
        {
            return false;
        }
    }

    m_portList[port.m_alias] = port;
    vlan.m_members.erase(port.m_alias);
    m_portList[vlan.m_alias] = vlan;
    ............
    return true;
}

if setPortPvid() retrun fail(because the port is already a router interface). So the "m_members" and "m_portVlanMember" will be not in sync.

In the next enter of removeVlanMember() with same params.
The iterator "vlan_member" is point to the end, but the assert() doesn't work because NOS is relase version.(if NOS is in debug version, the assert() will trigger abort())
When m_portVlanMember[port.m_alias].erase(vlan_member) erase this end iterator, the c++ std lib will be stuck, occupy CPU 100%.