Closed mtardy closed 1 month ago
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@mtardy Thank you! Especially for the explanations and code to reproduce. Feel free to ping me once https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/controller-tools/pull/1061#discussion_r1769544970 is resolved
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Fixes #1053
In the latest version of go, a change was made to the generation of Alias types by default. From the release notes:
This provoked a panic in the localNamedToSchema function when processing any type alias becaused it was expecting only a types.Named and not a types.Alias. This can be fixed by using an anonymous interface to more broadly "ask" if the object supports the Obj() function instead of asking it to be a specific type. Types types.Named and types.Alias share this method so it can be used directly.
Note that it would be better (and would have made this easier to debug) to retrieve the "ok" second return value and print some error on failure to cast but this is a minimal working patch.
For example you can reproduce a panic, switching the project to use Go 1.23 (and thus gotypesalias to 1), putting the following file in repro/repro.go:
Then run:
You should see something similar to: