✨ experimental: Add policy migrations to bundles #1461
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Signed-off-by: Dominik Richter <[email protected]>
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@preslavgerchev This change sets up initial migration structure and enforces a few changes from my earlier design. It is necessary for some of the other work we are doing behind the scenes. |
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whats the match for?
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These are the conditions on which a check is matched for a migration. Imagine throwing all checks at a migration, when this condition is true (i.e. when it matches) then the appropriate action is run.
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This contains their metadata only, not surrounding functionality at this point. It gives us a container to store migrations between versions of policies and collections, to retain information about what was added, or removed, or just modified (eg UIDs changing between versions).