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Refactor: Dedicated structs for Shared/Common options #1754
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First of all, I'd like to mention that it's a useful work and thanks a lot for the effort that you've been investing into the project!
For me, the issue with this PR is that it suggests way too many changes at once. Such PRs tend not to get merged, because it's quite difficult to verify that we're not breaking anything. I see that you mentioned the goal of the PR ("to better illustrate what I meant with a common options struct"), but some changes go unexplained. E.g.:
- Why requeuing after an error is removed from the folder controller? Wouldn't it cause excessive load on API-server?
- Why resyncPeriod was increased from 5 to 10m?
- Why DefaultResyncPeriod was removed? Imagine someone runs the operator with incomplete/outdated CR where default value is not set through CR.
- Why do you want to return
nil
instead oferr
in certain functions? And so on.
My suggestion would be:
- to split this all into a series of PRs (easier to comprehend, even introduction of the struct can go in phases);
- to explain there all the changes to the default behaviour that you're trying to make. Above, I just gave you an example of questions that appeared in my mind while reading the PR - even if there was a good reason to make those changes, we need to have more context to understand the reasoning.
Thanks for the Ideas! Please open up separate PRs for smaller changes, so discussions are more focused and easier to review |
I fully expect this to not get merged in case you want to go in a different direction.
On the other hand, there might be useful code/refactorings in here for smaller PRs
I decided to open this draft in order to better illustrate what I meant with a common options struct, specifically:
ResyncPeriod
InstanceSelector
AllowCrossNamespaceImport
I included the
GrafanaCommonStatus
struct with a partial implementation as well in the second commit.The expectation is that this one would help simplify the implementation of Statuses across CRDs (Conditions and more)
Notice that the CRDs have not changed at all up until the third commit, except descriptions and the default value for
ResyncPeriod
on some resources, andGrafanaNotificationPolicy
which now has aAllowCrossNamespaceImport
This should not clash with using Interfaces for ensuring functions are defined for structs.
See commit
I ended up refactoring how Grafana instances are listed and all reconcilers now use the same function.
This allowed me to align the reconciliation loop across all the reconcilers, excluding the
Grafanas
CRD.CR
from K8sallowCrossNamespaceImport=false
NilOrEmptyInstanceListCondition()
With the above alignment, all resources now Implement the same
Status
object andCommon
fields, but onlyConditions
are implemented across, notablyHash
andLastResync
are missing in a few reconciliation loops.As a result,
GrafanaNotificationPolicy
now respects namespace boundaries.