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gateway2/status: preserve external conditions
There is a requirement to allow external controllers to update the statuses on Gateway objects by writing Conditions that do not conflict with the Types owned by the Gateway. Currently, only condition.Types that are a part of the status reporter are set as the final list of conditions. This change allows external controllers to write Condition.Types that do not conflict. Signed-off-by: Shashank Ram <[email protected]>
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gateway2/status: preserve external conditions | ||
There is a requirement to allow external controllers to update | ||
the statuses on Gateway objects by writing Conditions that do | ||
not conflict with the Types owned by the Gateway. Currently, only | ||
condition.Types that are a part of the status reporter are set as | ||
the final list of conditions. This change allows external controllers | ||
to write Condition.Types that do not conflict. |
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