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Mark base image as experimental #1453
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This introduces an apko:experimental struct tag so that we can ignore it in our reflection-based terraform schema generation in terraform-provider-apko. This wasn't a problem before because we ignored pointers, but when we moved GID to a *uint32, we started ignoring it in our terraform provider. Fixing that (by dereferencing pointers in the reflection code) had an unfortunate effect of bringing the base image stuff into the generated schema, which I don't want to do yet because it's experimental. Adding this tag lets me filter it out without hardcoding specific field names (ew). Signed-off-by: Jon Johnson <[email protected]>
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See chainguard-dev/apko#1453 Since GID is optional and 0 is a valid value, we needed a way to distinguish between unset and 0, so GID became a pointer. This broke the reflect code (labeled HACK) that punted on pointers. I've updated that code to handle pointers but also to ignore any fields marked with `apko:"experimental"` because I don't want to pollute the schema with them. Signed-off-by: Jon Johnson <[email protected]>
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See chainguard-dev/apko#1453 Since GID is optional and 0 is a valid value, we needed a way to distinguish between unset and 0, so GID became a pointer. This broke the reflect code (labeled HACK) that punted on pointers. I've updated that code to handle pointers but also to ignore any fields marked with `apko:"experimental"` because I don't want to pollute the schema with them. Signed-off-by: Jon Johnson <[email protected]>
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See chainguard-dev/apko#1453 Since GID is optional and 0 is a valid value, we needed a way to distinguish between unset and 0, so GID became a pointer. This broke the reflect code (labeled HACK) that punted on pointers. I've updated that code to handle pointers but also to ignore any fields marked with `apko:"experimental"` because I don't want to pollute the schema with them. Signed-off-by: Jon Johnson <[email protected]>
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See chainguard-dev/apko#1453 Since GID is optional and 0 is a valid value, we needed a way to distinguish between unset and 0, so GID became a pointer. This broke the reflect code (labeled HACK) that punted on pointers. I've updated that code to handle pointers but also to ignore any fields marked with `apko:"experimental"` because I don't want to pollute the schema with them. Signed-off-by: Jon Johnson <[email protected]>
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Stealing most of this from #434 but cleaned up the reflection code. Handle experiment tag and pointers in reflect See chainguard-dev/apko#1453 Since GID is optional and 0 is a valid value, we needed a way to distinguish between unset and 0, so GID became a pointer. This broke the reflect code (labeled HACK) that punted on pointers. I've updated that code to handle pointers but also to ignore any fields marked with `apko:"experimental"` because I don't want to pollute the schema with them. --------- Signed-off-by: Josh Dolitsky <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Jon Johnson <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Josh Dolitsky <[email protected]>
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This introduces an apko:experimental struct tag so that we can ignore it in our reflection-based terraform schema generation in terraform-provider-apko.
This wasn't a problem before because we ignored pointers, but when we moved GID to a *uint32, we started ignoring it in our terraform provider. Fixing that (by dereferencing pointers in the reflection code) had an unfortunate effect of bringing the base image stuff into the generated schema, which I don't want to do yet because it's experimental. Adding this tag lets me filter it out without hardcoding specific field names (ew).