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In the patch [1] we changed definition of the abstract method "plug" in the LinuxInterfaceDriver class. That broke e.g. 3rd-party drivers which still don't accept this new parameter called "link_up" in the plug_new method. So this patch fixes this to make such legacy drivers to be still working with the new base interface driver class. This commit also marks such definition of the plug_new method as deprecated. Possibility of using it without accepting link_up parameter will be removed in the "W" release of the OpenStack. [1] https://review.opendev.org/#/c/707406/ Conflicts: neutron/tests/unit/agent/linux/test_interface.py Change-Id: Icd555987a1a57ca0b31fa7e4e830583d6c69c861 Closes-Bug: #1879307 (cherry picked from commit30d573d5ab) (cherry picked from commit9c242a0329) (cherry picked from commitbc8c38bda8) (cherry picked from commitbd8240dc9d)
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deprecations:
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Abstract method ``plug_new`` from the
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neutron.agent.linux.interface.LinuxInterfaceDriver class now accepts
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an optional parameter ``link_up``.
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Usage of this method, which takes from 5 to 9 positional arguments, without
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``link_up`` is now deprecated and will not be possible starting in the W
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release. Third-party drivers which inherit from this base class should update
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the implementation of their ``plug_new`` method.
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