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In `userservice.py`, a change was made on how `can_grow_service_pool` method's result is evaluated, from explicitly comparing it with `False` to a pythonic approach of using `not`. This makes the code cleaner and easier to read.
In `service.py` file, a variable name was changed from `services_limit` to `userservices_limit_field`. It appears much more logical namewise as the variable deals with limiting the number of user services.
In the `fixed/service.py` file, the code was refactored for readability and DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) principle, avoiding code repetition by extracting a recurring pattern into a separate method called `_get_machines_field`.
In `authenticator.py`, a caching mechanism was introduced. If an Authenticator object is already created and no update in values is needed, the existing Authenticator object is returned. This prevents unnecessary creation of new Authenticator objects, thereby improving performance.
In the `managed_object_model.py` file, the instruction to clear the cache was removed. This coincides with the caching strategy introduced in `authenticator.py`.
Lastly, in `OpenGnsys/service.py`, `services_limit` was renamed to `userservices_limit_field`, consistent with the changes in `service.py`, improving code consistency.
The Cache class in cache.py has been refactored to include a new method, `pop()`, which removes a stored cached item and returns it. This method takes a key as input and removes the corresponding item from the cache. If the item is not found, it returns a default value.
This change enhances the functionality of the Cache class by providing a convenient way to remove cached items when needed.
Refactor cache.py to improve cache management
