Bryce Palmer
Bryce Palmer
@Jaanki So I believe I managed to resolve the issue locally. It seems that the loop for the `operator-sdk generate kustomize manifests` command wasn't able to properly handle non-array based...
@Jaanki So after attempting to create a fix I did a little bit more digging and discovered that the problem is that the code that processes child elements isn't able...
@gprossliner I'll start out with answering your questions and then go into some of my thoughts/questions regarding your use case. > The controller is started, for all exiting objects (is...
@gprossliner Okay, I think I have a little more context now. I *think* you may be able to do something similar to what you described but without triggering the Reconcile...
> I've done some testing for your purposed solution. The critical path is when the RouteController updates the RouteConfig object, because it updates an object "owned" by a different controller....
@gprossliner I took a look at the `RouteController` from the repo you shared and I think my previous comment regarding which `List` function to use should resolve your issue. This...
Hi @gprossliner, > Regarding r.List vs r.Client.List: > I'm not really a GO expert, but are those calls really different? You definitely bring up some good points, and it may...
@gprossliner I just wanted to follow up. Did you have a chance to try out using server-side apply as mentioned in my previous comment?
> Is there any way to check if a reconciliation is "initial", that means on startup for all resources, or from a change of a resource? Or to disable the...