Fix Azure NetworkManager refresh disconnecting managed_images #564
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All refreshes should be done via the CloudManager, instance methods are delegated to the network_manager's parent_manager however the class-level refresh_ems method was not being delegated causing failures and disconnected inventory.
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NOTE these changes are something which we should match in the other providers as well to prevent extra work from being done, but this is more important because here the collector settings cause images to be disconnected. |
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All refreshes should be done via the CloudManager, instance methods are delegated to the network_manager's parent_manager however the class-level refresh_ems method was not being delegated causing failures and disconnected inventory.
NOTE this was called via the scheduled
refresh_all_ems_timermethod, this currently goes through all permitted subclasses which includes the child managers like these Network and Storage managers under a parent cloud manager. At best this is a duplicate full refresh and at worst in this case it exposes bugs like this. I'd like to tackle running a full refresh on a timer only for the "primary" class (where that is going to differ provider to provider) in a separate pr.Fixes #563