Bug 1727042: Ensure status monitor always reports upgradeable #1007
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Currently on startup the initial status reporting sets the upgradeable field. However, because of the way the status monitor builder recreates the entire status block on every report, we also need to set upgradeable every time that object is reported. For now, report that upgradeable is always true as long as nothing is in a degraded state.
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Closing in favor of #989 |
Currently on startup the initial status reporting sets the upgradeable
field. However, because of the way the status monitor builder recreates
the entire status block on every report, we also need to set upgradeable
every time that object is reported.
For now, report that upgradeable is always true as long as nothing is in
a degraded state.
Pertaining to these bugzillas:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1727042
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1727032