What's happening is that you have interfaces like:
eth0
eth0.2696
Then move move VLAN 2696 to another fabric, which means that eth0 and eth0.2696 are on different fabrics. When the controllers update their network configuration, they try to fix that situation and create a new 2696 VLAN in eth0's fabric.
I've fixed it, so that it won't do that anymore. I think that should fix it.
That code should be fine.
What's happening is that you have interfaces like:
eth0
eth0.2696
Then move move VLAN 2696 to another fabric, which means that eth0 and eth0.2696 are on different fabrics. When the controllers update their network configuration, they try to fix that situation and create a new 2696 VLAN in eth0's fabric.
I've fixed it, so that it won't do that anymore. I think that should fix it.