Ensure that an unchanged image is not in update result #144
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With reference to
#133
this commit adapts the update->result test so that it checks an
additional case: that a field with an update marker that _does_
correspond to a policy, but _doesn't_ get changed, is not included in
the results.
This test fails at present, because the method for determining the
result is to count which setters are referenced, rather than which
fields were changed.
Signed-off-by: Michael Bridgen <[email protected]>
The update procedure is obliged to return a Result struct with all the objects that were changed, for filling in the commit template. At present, the result is collated by running each setter on each object and seeing if the setter is used. This uses the `Set` from kyaml, with a small amount of glue. It doesn't quite work, however, because a setter may be used for a field without changing the value. The result gets an entry for each policy _mentioned_, whether or not it had a new value. There is no way to see whether a setter actually changed a field from the outside, other than by comparing a copy of the object before using the setter with the object after (which yaml.v3 does not make easy). A better approach is to get the setter to record whether it changed anything, since it is there doing the changing. This means reimplementing kyaml's `Set`. I have stripped it down to the parts needed for image updates -- so e.g., only field values are examined. Signed-off-by: Michael Bridgen <[email protected]>
This commit removes an unnecessary indirection through a closure. Signed-off-by: Michael Bridgen <[email protected]>
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The first commit adapts the update->result test so that it checks an additional case: that a field with an update marker that does correspond to a policy, but doesn't get changed, is not included in the results.
The rest of the PR reimplements the setter filter, so that it will record exactly what changes are made. I have adapted it from kyaml, and stripped out a lot of generic code that is unnecessary here.
Fixes #133.