Refactor noop to enable logging of disabled operations

Currently we only output the config file contents in noop mode,
but it's very useful to see what would be done in terms of taking
interfaces up and down, and especially what will be removed when
--cleanup mode is specified

So this refactors the operations skipped by noop into the base-class
so we can conveniently log what they would do when --noop is selected.

Change-Id: Ia9cfa9a05b2df02c165a2ff992765ab63e55ae6b

1 files changed, 13 insertions, 24 deletions

diff --git a/os_net_config/impl_ifcfg.py b/os_net_config/impl_ifcfg.py
index 0c23630..56a0e47 100644
--- a/os_net_config/impl_ifcfg.py
+++ b/os_net_config/impl_ifcfg.py
@@ -16,16 +16,12 @@
 
 import glob
 import logging
-import os
 
 import os_net_config
 from os_net_config import objects
 from os_net_config import utils
 
 
-from oslo_concurrency import processutils
-
-
 logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
 
 
@@ -258,40 +254,33 @@ class IfcfgNetConfig(os_net_config.NetConfig):
                 update_files[bridge_route_path] = route_data
                 logger.info('No changes required for bridge: %s' % bridge_name)
 
-        if self.noop:
-            return update_files
-
         if cleanup:
             for ifcfg_file in glob.iglob(cleanup_pattern()):
                 if ifcfg_file not in all_file_names:
                     interface_name = ifcfg_file[len(cleanup_pattern()) - 1:]
                     if interface_name != 'lo':
-                        logger.info('cleaning up interface: %s' %
-                                    interface_name)
-                        processutils.execute('/sbin/ifdown', interface_name,
-                                             check_exit_code=False)
-                        os.remove(ifcfg_file)
+                        msg = 'cleaning up interface: %s' % interface_name
+                        self.execute(msg, '/sbin/ifdown', interface_name,
+                                     check_exit_code=False)
+                        self.remove_config(ifcfg_file)
 
         for interface in restart_interfaces:
-            logger.info('running ifdown on interface: %s' % interface)
-            processutils.execute('/sbin/ifdown', interface,
-                                 check_exit_code=False)
+            msg = 'running ifdown on interface: %s' % interface
+            self.execute(msg, '/sbin/ifdown', interface, check_exit_code=False)
 
         for bridge in restart_bridges:
-            logger.info('running ifdown on bridge: %s' % bridge)
-            processutils.execute('/sbin/ifdown', bridge,
-                                 check_exit_code=False)
+            msg = 'running ifdown on bridge: %s' % bridge
+            self.execute(msg, '/sbin/ifdown', bridge, check_exit_code=False)
 
         for location, data in update_files.iteritems():
-            logger.info('writing config file: %s' % location)
-            utils.write_config(location, data)
+            self.write_config(location, data)
 
         for bridge in restart_bridges:
-            logger.info('running ifup on bridge: %s' % bridge)
-            processutils.execute('/sbin/ifup', bridge)
+            msg = 'running ifup on bridge: %s' % bridge
+            self.execute(msg, '/sbin/ifup', bridge)
 
         for interface in restart_interfaces:
-            logger.info('running ifup on interface: %s' % interface)
-            processutils.execute('/sbin/ifup', interface)
+            msg = 'running ifup on interface: %s' % interface
+            self.execute(msg, '/sbin/ifup', interface)
 
         return update_files