Open Al-Pragliola opened 2 months ago
thank you @Al-Pragliola , I like especially about the e2e testing, I can see there are some already, but if those could be extended also to cover for non-regression in some "use-cases" or scenarios, I believe would be awesome.
on template file usage I thought this was recommended pattern by operator SDK group to reduce the development time.
I also remember we advocated for linting from beginning. did we only use in rest server ? :)
+100 more e2e tests
on template file usage I thought this was recommended pattern by operator SDK group to reduce the development time.
I didn't know about this as a recommended pattern, do you have any resource that I can read on the topic?
I also remember we advocated for linting from beginning. did we only use in rest server ? :)
I don't see any reference to linting in the CI or the Makefile's targets
+100 more e2e tests
yay I'm willing to work on that
I didn't know about this as a recommended pattern, do you have any resource that I can read on the topic?
Platform operator also uses templates heavily to minimize the development time and maintenance on resource configs. I'm not sure whether there is any documentation about it or not.
Templates also keep the source resource format close to the target form, which helps diagnose issues quickly. Instead of having to sort of reverse engineer what the target yaml resource will look like from go source. It also makes it accessible to non-go or new go programmers.
Make use of Viper
Viper is setup in
internal/controller/defaults.go
we can make use of it when taking configuration parameters from environment variables.
Switch from template files to actual entity types
I see the nice pattern of using template files to create different resources from the controller, but in my opinion it can be a double edged sword because we use the yaml package to map the templates to the kubernetes resource types and by default go if there's a mismatch with fields just sets the default value for that type without raising an error, creating a possible bug that is quite difficult to catch. If we use the go types to create the resources we lose the "nice to read" template but we have a 1:1 map from type to kubernetes applied resource.
Split large files
We should try to split the files that are close to 1k~ lines into several smaller files (https://google.github.io/styleguide/go/best-practices.html#package-size) to increase readability and reduce cognitive load.
Add more logs
We should add more logs to make debugging easier
Add linting
We should add linting steps, so to have and external help to avoid common mistakes and improve code quality
E2e tests ( envtest )
We should add e2e/envtest tests to avoid regressions and check that the operator is doing what is supposed to do