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This patch removes the usage of the RpcProxy compatibility class from the neutron.agent.rpc.PluginApi class. The equivalent use of oslo.messaging APIs have been put in place instead. This simple conversion had a pretty wide impact on unit tests, as well. The security groups API was converted in this patch as well. It was necessary because the security group class is used as a mixin, so it must be implemented the same way. Unfortunately, the way this is used as a mix-in is not consistent, so for now it's only conditionally converted. Finally, some other miscellaneous plugin specific interfaces were converted as well. Again, these were methods mixed-in for certain plugins. Note that there's one very minor functional difference in this patch. The previous code set the base version to be '1.1'. The right pattern is for this to be set to '1.0'. This version is the default version specified by the client, telling the server that it must implement at least this version to satisfy the request. The default should be '1.0' and methods that require higher than that should specify it. From looking at other parts of the code, '1.0' vs '1.1' is not actually important, as '1.1' was actually the addition of some security group methods defined elsewhere. The correction is more about establishing the right pattern to follow. Change-Id: I391c01e79943ef179d815ea602253720925ccce1
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