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When a network is deleted, certain ports and any subnets referencing it are auto-deleted. The implementation of NeutronDBPluginV2.delete_network() does this at the DB level, so ML2's mechanism drivers were not being called. Ml2Plugin.delete_network() is changed to not use the base class's method, and to auto-delete ports and subnets by calling its own delete_port() and delete_subnet() methods outside of the transaction. A loop avoids race conditions with ports or subnets being asynchronously added to the network. Closes-Bug: 1230330 Change-Id: Icf21400c9938eec29d70da8497b9ef92642131e2
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