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As today the @PrinterColumn annotation can only be set on a field, but in some case it would be nice to have the option to set in on a type, i.e. on a CustomResource
but I don't a similar option with the java operator sdk
My use case is that I have a Java class used in both the spec and the status and I want to print the same field from spec and status but with a different name.
I can workaround this by in-lining classes in the spec/status or having two distinct classes but since the information are exactly the same, it would put more maintenance
As today the @PrinterColumn annotation can only be set on a field, but in some case it would be nice to have the option to set in on a type, i.e. on a CustomResource
with the go sdk, one can do something like:
but I don't a similar option with the java operator sdk
My use case is that I have a Java class used in both the spec and the status and I want to print the same field from spec and status but with a different name.
with the go sdk, I could write something like
I can workaround this by in-lining classes in the spec/status or having two distinct classes but since the information are exactly the same, it would put more maintenance
fabric8io#3069
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