- Rename PruneOptions to Pruner (it does the work itself)
- Rename variables and internal methods for clarity/consistency
- Extract deleteObject method to improve readability
- Rename GetObject to getObject (only used internally and by test)
- Modify log messages for readability
- Add log support for prune tests
- Make log messages more consistent
- Refactor usages to []Unstructured to use UnstructuredSet
- Add UnstructuredSet.Equal to handle set equality comparison
- Avoid updating tests to prove reverse compatibility
(except: Graph.SortObj, which returns a list of sets)
improve the performance
Running InventoryPolicyApplyFilter involves getting every object in the
current inventory from the live cluster, which can be expensive if the
inventory includes lots of objects.
If the inventory policy is `AdoptAll`, the current inventory can take
ownership of any objects. Therefore, it is not necessary to run
InventoryPolicyApplyFilter.
- Make ResourceCache thread-safe
- Make ResourceCache store status and messagei
- Add ResourceCache to baseRunner and TaskContext
- Make Mutator compute resource status for uncached resources
- Share cache between StatusPoller and Mutator
- Move Condition and conditionMet() to its own file
- Simplify WaitTask.checkCondition
- Simplify baseRunner.amendTimeoutError
- Detect `config.kubernetes.io/apply-time-mutation` annotation
- Parse annotation string value as YAML
- Treat source resource as a dependency
- Before applying, apply specified substitutions
- Each mutation may include one or more substitution
- Substitutions may optionally replace a token in the existing
string value, or replace the whole value (e.g. non-strings)
- Source and target fields are specified with JSONPath expressions
- Using github.com/spyzhov/ajson because it supports mutation, and
not just retrieval
- ApplyTimeMutator uses an in-memory ResourceCache to reduce GETs