update to clean_up() call in node_network_configuration_policy.py

[dbasunag]

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  • Updated the clean_up method in NodeNetworkConfigurationPolicy to properly return the result of the superclass method.

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The pull request introduces a modification to the clean_up method in the NodeNetworkConfigurationPolicy class within the ocp_resources/node_network_configuration_policy.py file. The change involves returning the result of the superclass's clean_up() method, which was previously called without capturing its return value. This adjustment ensures that the return value from the parent class's cleanup process is properly propagated.

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File	Change Summary
ocp_resources/node_network_configuration_policy.py	Updated clean_up() method to return the result of super().clean_up()

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ocp_resources/node_network_configuration_policy.py (1)

315-315: LGTM! Verify impact on callers.

Good change to propagate the parent's cleanup status. This improves the method's behavior by ensuring cleanup results are properly communicated to callers.

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The modification correctly propagates the parent's cleanup status. The only caller found in examples treats it as a void operation, and there are no derived classes that could be affected. The change is backward compatible as the parent method always returned a boolean.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Find callers of clean_up method to assess impact
# Look for direct method calls and super() calls

# Search for direct clean_up calls on NodeNetworkConfigurationPolicy instances
rg -l "NodeNetworkConfigurationPolicy" | xargs rg "\.clean_up\(\)"

# Search for potential parent class references
ast-grep --pattern 'class $_ (NodeNetworkConfigurationPolicy)'

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# Find the parent class
rg -B 5 -A 10 "class NodeNetworkConfigurationPolicy" ocp_resources/node_network_configuration_policy.py

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rg -B 5 -A 5 "clean_up\(\)" examples/node_network_configuration_policy.py

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