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design-proposal: instancetype.kubevirt.io - Support declarative VirtualMachine management
What this PR does / why we need it:
At present a VirtualMachine using instance types and/or preferences will have runtime derived data such as the name of a ControllerRevision capturing the state of each resource mutated into the core spec during submission.
This breaks declarative management of VirtualMachines as an owner has no way of pre-populating these runtime derived values and will always see changes made to the spec of their VirtualMachine after submission.
This design proposal aims to enable declarative management of VirtualMachines using instance types and/or preferences by using status to track runtime derived data while retaining all existing behavior and lifecycle support of a VirtualMachine using an instance type and/or preference.
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/sig compute
@lyarwood is this just waiting on re-reviews after changes?
/close
@lyarwood: Closed this PR.
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