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[release-4.22] Fix periodic task processing a node via the wrong interface - #490

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node_periodic matched a node's interface with isinstance(), so a periodic defined on a base interface also matched nodes whose interface is a subclass. When both a base and a subclass that inherits the periodic are enabled (e.g. redfish and idrac-redfish BIOS or RAID), each interface is collected as its own task and the base task also matched the subclass's nodes. The same node was then processed by two tasks, issuing duplicate resume RPCs that advanced past the next clean, service, or deploy step (silently skipping it).

Fix: match the node's interface by exact type instead of isinstance. The two tasks now cover disjoint node sets -- the redfish task only matches RedfishBIOS nodes and the idrac-redfish task only matches DracRedfishBIOS nodes -- so no node is processed twice, and each node is handled by its own interface instance so subclass overrides apply.

This keeps the existing one-task-per-interface-instance collection model untouched; the whole functional change is the match predicate.

Assisted-By: Claude Opus 4.8
Change-Id: I26e66fce55cb013e66b6da3174d4ba6bb64a675e

(cherry picked from commit 5fe5a9b) (cherry picked from commit de95d98)

node_periodic matched a node's interface with isinstance(), so a
periodic defined on a base interface also matched nodes whose
interface is a subclass.  When both a base and a subclass that
inherits the periodic are enabled (e.g. redfish and idrac-redfish
BIOS or RAID), each interface is collected as its own task and the
base task also matched the subclass's nodes.  The same node was then
processed by two tasks, issuing duplicate resume RPCs that advanced
past the next clean, service, or deploy step (silently skipping it).

Fix: match the node's interface by exact type instead of isinstance.
The two tasks now cover disjoint node sets -- the redfish task only
matches RedfishBIOS nodes and the idrac-redfish task only matches
DracRedfishBIOS nodes -- so no node is processed twice, and each node
is handled by its own interface instance so subclass overrides apply.

This keeps the existing one-task-per-interface-instance collection
model untouched; the whole functional change is the match predicate.

Assisted-By: Claude Opus 4.8
Change-Id: I26e66fce55cb013e66b6da3174d4ba6bb64a675e
Signed-off-by: Jacob Anders <jacob-anders-dev@proton.me>
(cherry picked from commit 5fe5a9b)
(cherry picked from commit de95d98)
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