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[add] add uid in events and archive_experiments #623
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Can I ask what this UID for? Do you want to connect the chaos object in Kubernetes with the event in DB? Could you please introduce some use cases? |
@yeya24 |
Got it. I can understand that this field is used to differentiate different chaos but with the same name. But from #608 (comment), if we plan to add unique suffix to chaos name, then is it still necessary to have the UID? |
@yeya24
If you use UID, you only need to modify the chaos-dashboard part to meet the user's requirements, and it is more reasonable. |
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Rest LGTM
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LGTM
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* add uid * address comment Signed-off-by: shonge <[email protected]>
* add uid * address comment
What problem does this PR solve?
add uid in events and archive_experiments
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add uid in events and archive_experiments
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