Use context provided by request in rpc server #124
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In the ml2 mechanism driver we used a pre-created RPC context object instead of the context object provided by the call itself. That means that all calls use the same request with the same request id, which makes tracing calls harder. In one instance this also lead to the DB connection of this object being broken, which rendered the context unusable for all subsequent calls. To prevent all of this, we're now using the context provided by the request.
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In the ml2 mechanism driver we used a pre-created RPC context object instead of the context object provided by the call itself. That means that all calls use the same request with the same request id, which makes tracing calls harder. In one instance this also lead to the DB connection of this object being broken, which rendered the context unusable for all subsequent calls. To prevent all of this, we're now using the context provided by the request.