This commit rewrites the `HelmRepositoryReconciler` to new standards,
while implementing the newly introduced Condition types, and trying to
adhere better to Kubernetes API conventions.
More specifically it introduces:
- Implementation of more explicit Condition types to highlight
abnormalities.
- Extensive usage of the `conditions` subpackage from `runtime`.
- Better and more conflict-resilient (status)patching of reconciled
objects using the `patch` subpackage from runtime.
- Proper implementation of kstatus' `Reconciling` and `Stalled`
conditions.
- Refactoring of some Helm elements to make them easier to use within
the new reconciler logic.
- Integration tests that solely rely on `testenv` and do not
use Ginkgo.
There are a couple of TODOs marked in-code, these are suggestions for
the future and should be non-blocking.
In addition to the TODOs, more complex and/or edge-case test scenarios
may be added as well.
Signed-off-by: Hidde Beydals <hello@hidde.co>
This commit rewrites the `GitRepositoryReconciler` to new standards,
while implementing the newly introduced Condition types, and trying
to adhere better to Kubernetes API conventions.
More specifically it introduces:
- Implementation of more explicit Condition types to highlight
abnormalities.
- Extensive usage of the `conditions` subpackage from `runtime`.
- Better and more conflict-resilient (status)patching of reconciled
objects using the `patch` subpackage from runtime.
- Proper implementation of kstatus' `Reconciling` and `Stalled`
conditions.
- First (integration) tests that solely rely on `testenv` and do not
use Ginkgo.
There are a couple of TODOs marked in-code, these are suggestions for
the future and should be non-blocking.
In addition to the TODOs, more complex and/or edge-case test scenarios
may be added as well.
Signed-off-by: Hidde Beydals <hello@hidde.co>
This commit ensures all API objects implement the interfaces used by
the runtime package to work with conditions, etc., and prepares the
test suite to work with the `pkg/runtime/testenv` wrapper.
Changes are made in a backwards compatible way (that being: the
existing code can still be build and works as expected), but without
proper dependency boundaries. The result of this is that the API
package temporary depends on the runtime package, which is resolved
when all reconcilers have been refactored and the API package does
no longer contain condition modifying functions.
Signed-off-by: Hidde Beydals <hello@hidde.co>
Hidde Beydals