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Things have changed here on Walton's Mountain since LazyLoad was introduced [1]. It seems to have been created to avoid a circular import, but as this patch should attest, that's no longer an issue. Why change this now, besides removing weird and complicated code? Because a subsequent patch needs to access a *property* of the report client from the compute manager. As written, LazyLoad only lets you get at *methods* (as functools.partial). There are other ways to solve that while preserving the deferred import, but if this works, it's the better solution. [1] Ie5732baf9709cd0cb951eae4638910372c79e5f1 Change-Id: I1f97d00fb7633f173370ed6787c9a71ecd8106d5 |
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