vdk-test-utils: Measure payload size with len, not getsizeof #3157
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Previously, the size of payloads was measured using sys.getsizeof when testing. This is suboptimal, since different versions of Python might give different sizes (and in particular, when using Python3.12, the size of payloads is 8 bytes less than in previous versions). To address this, we now use len to measure the payload size, which should be consistent across all Python versions. The relevant tests in vdk-core have been adjusted to address this change. Testing done: cicd Signed-off-by: Gabriel Georgiev <gageorgiev@vmware.com>
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Previously, the size of payloads was measured using sys.getsizeof when testing. This is suboptimal, since different versions of Python might give different sizes (and in particular, when using Python3.12, the size of payloads is 8 bytes less than in previous versions). To address this, we now use len to measure the payload size, which should be consistent across all Python versions.
The relevant tests in vdk-core have been adjusted to address this change.
Testing done: cicd