bridge: Extract some netlink operations code to file #998
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/cc @EdDev @AlonaKaplan |
pkg/link/opstate.go
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| return nil, fmt.Errorf("timeout waiting for %q state up", linkName) |
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nit: please say what state the link is currently in.
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| link, err := netlink.LinkByName(linkName) | ||
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| return fmt.Errorf("failed to retrieve link: %v", err) |
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nit: please use %w to wrap errors everywhere.
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I didn't saw error being unwrapped in the bridge plugin code, also we didnt wrapped them before this change 🙂
Why is it necessary to wrap them here?
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because all of this code was written before %w was a thing :-).
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@squeed thanks for the review 🙂 , please take another look. |
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| link, err = netlink.LinkByName(linkName) | ||
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let's be consistent and return here fmt.Errorf("failed to retrieve link: %v", err) as in SetUp
| if err := netns.Do(func(_ ns.NetNS) error { | ||
| link, err := netlink.LinkByName(args.IfName) |
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Why do you want a function for this? I understand the one for retries which includes some logic with the for loop but this is simple and not used anywhere else.
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My intent was to improve readability, even though there is no much of logic its less code to read, and may reduce some cognitive load (I dont need to know we need to fetch the link in order to bring it down).
Also, with #997 changes, it makes the code read better:
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else if !disableContIface {
link.SetUp(ifaceName)
}
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WDYT?
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no, I think this is simple enough. If you want to improve readability, then abstract all the logic inside if layer3 branch, then in your other pr, you can do
if !disableContIface {
if layer {
layer3func()
} else {
thiscode
}
WaitOperStateUp()
}
This is a small refactoring around netlink operations logic. Setting link state up and waiting for link oper state code is moved to link package. Signed-off-by: Or Mergi <ormergi@redhat.com>
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This is a small refactoring around netlink operations logic.
Setting link state up and waiting for link oper state code is moved to link package.