Closed phlogistonjohn closed 2 years ago
Just as I was updating the share planner bit to add support for path.
I've tried to organize the commits in a way that is fairly reviewable. The approach is to:
This is to make more smaller patches but still have each one build cleanly & in theory pass ci checks.
/retest centos-ci/sink-clustered/mini-k8s-1.23
In order not to be rude an prioritize merging my own PRs above others I'm going to let this sit a little while longer. But if still mergable/approved next week I'll work to merge it. So with that said @synarete, @raghavendra-talur, @anoopcs9 last chance for reviews. :-)
In order not to be rude an prioritize merging my own PRs above others I'm going to let this sit a little while longer. But if still mergable/approved next week I'll work to merge it. So with that said @synarete, @raghavendra-talur, @anoopcs9 last chance for reviews. :-)
@phlogistonjohn LGTM, and I would encourage you to merge it into master and let pending PRs rebase.
One minor comment: consider squashing this patch (use 'pl' for Planner): https://github.com/synarete/samba-operator/commit/868d14920f822b68322e887ddee1abd2ceeebc11
In order not to be rude an prioritize merging my own PRs above others I'm going to let this sit a little while longer. But if still mergable/approved next week I'll work to merge it. So with that said @synarete, @raghavendra-talur, @anoopcs9 last chance for reviews. :-)
@phlogistonjohn LGTM, and I would encourage you to merge it into master and let pending PRs rebase.
One minor comment: consider squashing this patch (use 'pl' for Planner): synarete@868d149
Thanks! However, I don't think that there's a need to squash it... let's just take that in a follow up PR
/retest centos-ci/sink-clustered/mini-k8s-1.21
/retest centos-ci/sink-clustered/mini-k8s-1.23
Putting planner into a package has the following benefits (IMO):
Downsides:
Overall I think its worth it. Also, I wanted to start this refactor before we started messing with the logic we'd need to determine if shares can be combined into a single instance.