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Use ResourceFlavorReference instead of string consistently #3491

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mimowo opened this issue Nov 8, 2024 · 4 comments
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Use ResourceFlavorReference instead of string consistently #3491

mimowo opened this issue Nov 8, 2024 · 4 comments
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mimowo commented Nov 8, 2024

/kind cleanup

What would you like to be cleaned:

To use ResourceFlavorReference consistently, and only cast to string when absolutly needed

Why is this needed:

For example here:

  • flavor is casted ResourceFlavorReference -> string here
  • then down in the invocation stack it is casted back from string to ResourceFlavorReference: here
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kannon92 commented Nov 9, 2024

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shubhamch71 commented Nov 9, 2024

Hi @mimowo I understand the goal is to consistently use ResourceFlavorReference type instead of string throughout the codebase, particularly in ClusterQueuesUsingFlavor() and related methods, only casting to string when absolutely necessary (like in NamespacedName). Could you help clarify the specific scenarios where casting to string would still be necessary apart from NamespacedName ? Also anything you can suggest to get started with this issue?

@mimowo mimowo changed the title Use ResourceFlavorReference instead of string Use ResourceFlavorReference instead of string consistently Nov 12, 2024
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mimowo commented Nov 12, 2024

the goal is to consistently use ResourceFlavorReference type instead of string throughout the codebase

yes

Could you help clarify the specific scenarios where casting to string would still be necessary apart from NamespacedName ?

AFAIK only when passing to NamespacedName, but I might be missing some place, it is part of the task to figure out all such places.

Also anything you can suggest to get started with this issue?

I think you are on the right track.

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