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UPSTREAM: <carry>: hack out the oapi for restmapping resources when m… #18377

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@deads2k deads2k commented Jan 31, 2018

…ore than one is present

If there is more than one kind or resource for a value (the CLI uses this for deciding what to do about deploymentconfigs as a for instance), anything in that list that is an openshift resource (I've only listed one to prove the concept), will be removed.

I think that referencing names from a file will still work since that should come back with one match.

@juanvallejo can you see if files containing oapi resources still work.
@soltysh @mfojtik @smarterclayton is this a thing we can live with? It will finally make the groupified resources have priority on the CLI.
@DirectXMan12 I really wish this had not worked.

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var oapiResources = map[schema.GroupVersionResource]bool{
{Resource: "deploymentconfig"}: true,
{Resource: "deploymentconfigs"}: true,
{Resource: "dc"}: true,
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there's less than 100 of these

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can we make this pluggable in upstream, so you can register "ignored" resources like:

type predicateFunc func(gvk) bool
var IgnoredResources = map[schema.GroupVersionResource]predicateFunc{}

// then in origin we will have something like:

meta.IgnoredResources["deploymentconfig"] = func(gvk) { len(gvk.Group) == 0 }

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(just thinking loud to avoid carry patch ;-)

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can we make this pluggable in upstream, so you can register "ignored" resources like

I don't think there's a use-case upstream.

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enj commented Jan 31, 2018

Uh this is the only way to force our groupified resources to be used?

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deads2k commented Jan 31, 2018

Uh this is the only way to force our groupified resources to be used?

Fully open to other pulls. Priority is based on groupversion. The ""/v1 group/version is always first because the core API should win naming conflicts. Everything else is based on discovery order. We have hack in discovery that returns /oapi resources when the group/version ""/v1 is requested because /oapi resources have ""/v1 as their group/version (see yaml).

We have a special case for 75 or so resources in ""/v1 that they need to be behind the groupified API in priority. I think this is the simplest way to make it happen. I'm open to reasonable-ish alternatives.

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enj commented Jan 31, 2018

I cannot think of a better solution off the top of my head (I expect any solution to be some variation on this hack in the end).

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mfojtik commented Feb 1, 2018

/retest

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mfojtik commented Feb 1, 2018

(flake was the router/prometheus )

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deads2k commented Feb 1, 2018

now with our 75 or so resources

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enj commented Feb 1, 2018

/lgtm

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deads2k commented Feb 1, 2018

/retest

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Automatic merge from submit-queue (batch tested with PRs 18390, 18389, 18290, 18377, 18385).

@openshift-merge-robot openshift-merge-robot merged commit 1fef218 into openshift:master Feb 2, 2018
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Automatic merge from submit-queue.

UPSTREAM: <carry>: Short-circuit HPA oapi/v1.DC

The legacy oapi v1 group-version very much confuses anything not
designed to explicitly work with it.  Since we now don't do any custom
HPA setup, we need to teach the scale client and the HPA what to do
with the oapi version of DC, since it won't even show up in its
discovery process.

Related to #18377
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Automatic merge from submit-queue (batch tested with PRs 18666, 18810, 18430, 18517, 18653).

Add migrate command for legacy HPAs

There are current broken HPAs floating around that either use the legacy
oapi DeploymentConfig defintion (`v1.DeploymentConfig`) or the incorrect
API group, due to the webconsole (all scalables, but with the group as
`extensions/v1beta1`).  This introduces a migrate command that corrects
the ScaleTargetRef of those HPAs to have correct API groups that are
usable by generic scale clients.

Related to #18377, #18380, openshift/origin-web-console#2776

cc @deads2k @liggitt @spadgett
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