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only return metadata inside watch events #87
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PR Analysis
PR Feedback💡 General suggestions: The PR is well-structured and the changes are logically consistent. However, it would be beneficial to add tests that verify the new behavior and ensure that only metadata is being stored as expected. Also, it would be helpful to add comments in the code explaining why these changes were necessary and how they improve the system. 🤖 Code feedback:
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Signed-off-by: Matthias Bertschy <[email protected]>
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Type
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Description
This PR introduces changes to the way metadata is handled within the
pkg/registry/file/storage.go
file. The main changes include:out
parameter withmetaOut
in several functions to store only metadata instead of the entire object.watchDispatcher
calls to usemetaOut
instead ofobj
orout
.writeFiles
,Create
,Delete
, andGuaranteedUpdate
functions to accommodate the above changes.Changes walkthrough
storage.go
pkg/registry/file/storage.go
The changes in this file are primarily focused on modifying
the way metadata is handled within various functions. The
out
parameter, which was previously used to store theoutput of certain operations, has been replaced with
metaOut
. This new parameter is used to store onlymetadata, rather than the entire object. This change is
reflected in the
writeFiles
,Create
,Delete
, andGuaranteedUpdate
functions. Additionally, thewatchDispatcher
calls have been updated to usemetaOut
instead of
obj
orout
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