Re: [PATCH 2/2] Add boot= argument to kernel cmdline when in fips mode (#573178)

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On 03/19/2010 04:05 AM, Hans de Goede wrote:

> +
> +                import storage
> +                if isinstance(d, storage.devices.NetworkStorageDevice):
> +                    s = args.append(self.anaconda.network.dracutSetupString(d))
> +                    if s not in args:
> +                        args.append(s)

I think this bit should just be:

args.append(self.anaconda.network.dracutSetupString(d))

args.append() doesn't return anything, so no need to assign it, and even
if it did, you just appended it to args :)

The rest looks good, although the core loop of the get method could
probably be rewritten as a " ".join()


What are your thoughts on imports inside of methods? I see the import
storage was there previously, but in general I like imports at the top
of the module so I can keep track of what gets used and what's already
available for the module as a whole. Python will only evaluate the
import once, but it seems inefficient to have it inside a loop like that.

- -- 
Brian C. Lane <bcl@xxxxxxxxxx>
Red Hat / Port Orchard, WA
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