DANM IPAM assumes "empty" IPs are not "allocated" by it, which is technically true.
However, Cleaner treated this neutral use-case as an error, which actually resulted in un-related addresses remaining non-cleaned, and DanmEps being unnecessarily retained.
Handling is changed to a more future-proof approach: we don't treat non-registered release implementations as errors anymore, and failing to clean one IP will not block the release process of another.
DANM IPAM assumes "empty" IPs are not "allocated" by it, which is technically true. However, Cleaner treated this neutral use-case as an error, which actually resulted in un-related addresses remaining non-cleaned, and DanmEps being unnecessarily retained.
Handling is changed to a more future-proof approach: we don't treat non-registered release implementations as errors anymore, and failing to clean one IP will not block the release process of another.