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What this PR does / why we need it:

The random_ipv4_address and random_ipv6_address helpers previously returned plain strings, requiring callers to manually append prefix lengths and making the type opaque.

Returning IPv4Interface/IPv6Interface gives callers access to the structured IP data (.ip for the bare address, .network for the subnet) without string parsing, and lets subnet_length be explicit and validated.

Callers that need a non-standard mask, may call subnet_length= with the requested cidr.

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  • New Features

    • IP address generators now support configurable subnet lengths for IPv4 and IPv6.
    • Generated addresses include their network prefix and are returned as structured interface values.
    • CIDR address generation now supports both IPv4 and IPv6 interface values directly.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Network configuration consistently distinguishes bare IP addresses from CIDR prefixes.
    • Updated networking scenarios to correctly consume generated addresses across cloud-init, localnet, bridge, SR-IOV, and DHCP configurations.

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The IP helpers now return IPv4Interface and IPv6Interface objects with configurable subnet lengths. Network fixtures and helpers now convert these objects to strings or .ip values at integration boundaries. Manual CIDR suffix construction was removed across network, storage, and upgrade fixtures.

Typed IP generation and propagation

Layer / File(s) Summary
IP generation contract
libs/net/ip.py
The generators validate subnet lengths, return typed interfaces, and remove random_ip_addresses_by_family.
Typed fixture and helper propagation
tests/network/libs/localnet.py, tests/network/localnet/..., tests/network/l2_bridge/..., tests/network/sriov/..., tests/network/upgrade/...
Address pools and VM helpers now use typed interfaces and stringify them when building cloud-init data.
Network fixture address consumers
tests/network/bgp/..., tests/network/bond/..., tests/network/connectivity/..., tests/network/flat_overlay/..., tests/network/jumbo_frame/..., tests/network/macspoof/..., tests/network/migration/..., tests/network/nmstate/..., tests/storage/...
Fixtures now pass bare IP values to address consumers and request /32 or CIDR interfaces directly where required.
Upgrade fixture serialization
tests/conftest.py, tests/network/upgrade/conftest.py
Upgrade VM fixtures serialize generated interfaces before placing them in cloud-init network data.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~30 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 77c30

The refactor now returns structured IP address objects, while one fixture still passes those values into fields documented as strings; runtime formatting currently preserves behavior, but the contract should be aligned. Additional stale test metadata and import-policy inconsistencies remain, so the PR is mergeable with explicit owner follow-up.

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Dual-stack BM with cnv-4.23:
tests/network/flat_overlay tests/network/kubemacpool tests/network/nmstate/test_connectivity_after_nmstate_changes.py tests/network/user_defined_network tests/network/bgp/evpn/test_evpn_connectivity.py tests/network/bond/test_l2_bridge_over_bond.py tests/network/jumbo_frame tests/network/l2_bridge/ tests/storage/cdi_upload/test_upload_virtctl.py::test_virtctl_image_upload_dv_in_pudn_namespace tests/network/localnet tests/network/migration tests/network/sriov -m "not mixed_os_nodes and not dpdk"
All passed

uv run pytest --verbose --jira -rs -s -o log_cli=true --leftovers-collector --tb=native --skip-deprecated-api-test --cluster-sanity-skip-storage-check -m cnv_upgrade --upgrade cnv --cnv-version 4.23.0 --cnv-image 4.23.0 tests/network/upgrade/ -p no:pytest_dependency
Result: 14 passed, 1 deselected, 3 warnings, 12 subtests passed in 1440.37s (0:24:00)

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- `tests/network/localnet/test_default_bridge.py::test_connectivity_over_migration_between_localnet_vms` → `localnet_running_vms` → `vm_localnet_1` / `vm_localnet_2` → `ipv4_localnet_address_pool` and `ipv6_localnet_address_pool` → `random_ipv4_address` / `random_ipv6_address`.
- `tests/network/kubemacpool/test_kubemacpool.py::TestKMPConnectivity::test_automatic_mac_from_pool_pod_network`, `::test_automatic_mac_from_pool`, and `::test_mac_preserved_after_shutdown` → `running_vm_a` / `running_vm_b` → `vm_network_config` → `random_ipv4_address`.

**Affected tests to run**
- `tests/network/nmstate/test_connectivity_after_nmstate_changes.py::TestConnectivityAfterNmstateChanged::test_connectivity_after_nncp_change` (gating)
- `tests/network/user_defined_network/test_user_defined_network.py::TestPrimaryUdn::test_connectivity_is_preserved_during_client_live_migration` (gating)
- `tests/network/localnet/test_default_bridge.py::test_connectivity_over_migration_between_localnet_vms` (gating)
- `tests/network/kubemacpool/test_kubemacpool.py::TestKMPConnectivity::test_automatic_mac_from_pool_pod_network` (gating)
- `tests/network/kubemacpool/test_kubemacpool.py::TestKMPConnectivity::test_automatic_mac_from_pool` (gating)
- `tests/network/kubemacpool/test_kubemacpool.py::TestKMPConnectivity::test_mac_preserved_after_shutdown` (gating)
- `tests/storage/cdi_upload/test_upload_virtctl.py::test_virtctl_image_upload_dv_in_pudn_namespace`
- `tests/network/bgp/evpn/test_evpn_connectivity.py`
- `tests/network/l2_bridge/test_l2_linux_bridge.py`
- `tests/network/l2_bridge/test_bridge_nic_hot_plug.py`
- `tests/network/l2_bridge/nad_ref_change/test_nad_ref_change.py`

**Real tests (cluster required)**

Error path: verify validated prefix bounds.
`pytest tests/network/flat_overlay/test_flat_overlay.py --collect-only`
Expected: collection succeeds with `subnet_length=32`; invalid prefix values raise `ValueError` before a resource is created.

Happy path: verify interface serialization and bare-IP consumers.
`pytest tests/network/nmstate/test_connectivity_after_nmstate_changes.py::TestConnectivityAfterNmstateChanged::test_connectivity_after_nncp_change tests/network/user_defined_network/test_user_defined_network.py::TestPrimaryUdn::test_connectivity_is_preserved_during_client_live_migration tests/network/localnet/test_default_bridge.py::test_connectivity_over_migration_between_localnet_vms`
Expected: VM network data accepts serialized `IPv4Interface`/`IPv6Interface` values, and connectivity succeeds.
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tests/network/bond/test_l2_bridge_over_bond.py 141 Should this be wrapped with str() like the sibling fixture `linux_bond_bridge_
tests/network/l2_bridge/conftest.py 38 VMA_MPLS_LOOPBACK_IP is now an IPv4Interface object, but it's passed to `bri
libs/net/ip.py 32 Docstring example still references 192.168.1.1/24, but the function generates
libs/net/ip.py 92 Minor: random_ipv4_address docstring includes the type annotation (`subnet_len

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The random_ipv4_address and random_ipv6_address helpers
previously returned plain strings, requiring callers to
manually append prefix lengths and making the type opaque.

Returning IPv4Interface/IPv6Interface gives callers access
to the structured IP data
(.ip for the bare address, .network for the subnet) without
string parsing, and lets subnet_length be explicit and validated.

Callers that need a non-standard mask, may call `subnet_length=`
with the requested cidr.

YAML serialization is handled at the dataclass boundary
so EthernetDevice callers pass interface objects directl with
str() conversion.

Signed-off-by: Asia Khromov <azhivovk@redhat.com>
Assisted-by: Claude Sonnet 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Change: apply requested changes after CR

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## Test Execution Plan

**Run smoke tests: True.** `tests/storage/cdi_upload/test_upload_virtctl.py::test_virtctl_image_upload_dv` is smoke-marked. Its parent hierarchy includes `tests/conftest.py`, which calls the changed `random_cidr_addresses_by_family` helper in shared VM fixtures.

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- `tests/network/nmstate/test_connectivity_after_nmstate_changes.py::TestConnectivityAfterNmstateChanged::test_connectivity_after_nncp_change` → `nmstate_linux_bridge_attached_vma` and `nmstate_linux_bridge_attached_vmb` → `random_ipv4_address`.
- `tests/network/user_defined_network/test_user_defined_network.py::TestPrimaryUdn::test_connectivity_is_preserved_during_client_live_migration` → `client` and `server` → `vma_udn` and `vmb_udn` → `namespaced_layer2_user_defined_network` → `random_ipv4_address`.
- `tests/network/localnet/test_default_bridge.py::test_connectivity_over_migration_between_localnet_vms` → `localnet_active_connections` → `localnet_running_vms` → `vm_localnet_1` and `vm_localnet_2` → `ipv4_localnet_address_pool` and `ipv6_localnet_address_pool` → `random_ipv4_address` and `random_ipv6_address`.
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**Affected tests to run**
- `tests/storage/cdi_upload/test_upload_virtctl.py::test_virtctl_image_upload_dv` (smoke)
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- `tests/network/l2_bridge/vmi_interfaces_stability/`
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Error path: validate the `/32` prefix path.
`pytest tests/network/flat_overlay/test_flat_overlay.py --collect-only`
Expected: collection succeeds with `subnet_length=32`. Invalid IPv4 prefixes outside `24..32` and IPv6 prefixes outside `64..128` must raise `ValueError` before resource creation.

Happy path: validate interface serialization and connectivity.
`pytest tests/network/nmstate/test_connectivity_after_nmstate_changes.py::TestConnectivityAfterNmstateChanged::test_connectivity_after_nncp_change tests/network/user_defined_network/test_user_defined_network.py::TestPrimaryUdn::test_connectivity_is_preserved_during_client_live_migration tests/network/localnet/test_default_bridge.py::test_connectivity_over_migration_between_localnet_vms`
Expected: cloud-init receives CIDR strings, and the VMs retain connectivity.

SR-IOV cluster with hardware:
`pytest tests/network/sriov/memory_hotplug/test_sriov_memory_hotplug.py`
Expected: `IPv4Interface` and `IPv6Interface` values serialize into the SR-IOV cloud-init network data, and connectivity succeeds after memory hot-plug.

Cluster without SR-IOV hardware:
`pytest tests/network/sriov/memory_hotplug/test_sriov_memory_hotplug.py --collect-only`
Expected: collection succeeds without attempting to create SR-IOV resources.
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gh api --method POST "repos/${repo}/pulls/${pr}/comments" \
  -f body="$body" \
  -f commit_id="$head_sha" \
  -f path="libs/net/ip.py" \
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  --jq '.html_url'

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/check-can-merge

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@EdDev Please approve again

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Thank you!

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New container for quay.io/openshift-cnv/openshift-virtualization-tests:latest published

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