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In `@api/v1beta1/groupversion_info.go`:
- Around line 32-36: Restore the exported SchemeBuilder symbol in the
api/v1beta1 scheme declarations as a compatibility alias to the existing
schemeBuilder, while retaining AddToScheme behavior. If the export is
intentionally removed, instead document the breaking change and migration to
AddToScheme.
In `@internal/controllers/ratelimitservice_controller.go`:
- Around line 579-593: Update the deployment apply flow around
deploymentTemplate and ToUnstructured so MinReadySeconds and Paused are retained
in the apply payload even when their values are zero or false; use generated
apply configurations or explicitly restore these fields before
ApplyConfigurationFromUnstructured. Add an envtest covering reconciliation of
existing child values back to zero and false.
- Around line 32-36: Update the RBAC marker and generated/Helm RBAC rules used
by the reconciliation controller to grant create and patch permissions for
events.k8s.io/events, while retaining the existing core events permissions.
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| schemeBuilder = runtime.NewSchemeBuilder(addKnownTypes) | ||
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Preserve the exported SchemeBuilder API or document the breaking change. api/v1beta1 previously exported SchemeBuilder, but this change removes it and retains only schemeBuilder. A downstream package that references v1beta1.SchemeBuilder will fail to compile. If this API is supported, keep a compatibility alias; otherwise document migration to AddToScheme.
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In `@api/v1beta1/groupversion_info.go` around lines 32 - 36, Restore the exported
SchemeBuilder symbol in the api/v1beta1 scheme declarations as a compatibility
alias to the existing schemeBuilder, while retaining AddToScheme behavior. If
the export is intentionally removed, instead document the breaking change and
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In Kubernetes client-go, event recording is provided by two distinct packages: the legacy tools/record and the newer tools/events [1]. The implementation of EventRecorder and its Eventf method differs significantly between these two packages [1]. 1. Legacy Implementation (k8s.io/client-go/tools/record) The legacy tools/record package uses the v1.Event API [1]. Its EventRecorder interface includes: - Event(object runtime.Object, eventtype, reason, message string) - Eventf(object runtime.Object, eventtype, reason, messageFmt string, args...interface{}) [2][3] This system relies on client-side deduplication via an EventCorrelator and focuses on simple, unstructured event strings [1]. 2. Modern Implementation (k8s.io/client-go/tools/events) The newer tools/events package is designed to support the events.k8s.io/v1 API, which provides more structured event handling [1]. - The EventRecorder interface in this package simplifies event generation to a primary Eventf method: Eventf(regarding, related runtime.Object, eventtype, reason, action, note string, args...interface{}) [4][1] - Implementation Details: - regarding: The primary object the event concerns [5][6]. - related: An optional secondary object related to the event [5][6]. - action: Describes the action taken (e.g., "Started", "Failed") [5][6]. - note: The formatted message string [5][6]. - The implementation, defined in event_recorder.go, constructs an eventsv1.Event object directly, populating fields like Regarding, Related, Action, Reason, and Note [5][6]. It generates event names using a timestamp to support API-native series handling, replacing the legacy client-side aggregation [1]. If you are working with events.k8s.io/v1, you should utilize the k8s.io/client-go/tools/events package [4][1]. An EventRecorderAdapter is also available in the codebase to bridge these two systems if needed, allowing code written for the legacy recorder to interact with the modern event system [2][3].
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- 1: https://deepwiki.com/kubernetes/client-go/5.2-event-recording
- 2: https://github.com/kubernetes/client-go/blob/v0.35.3/tools/record/event.go
- 3: https://github.com/kubernetes/client-go/blob/62c82f55401c89e85f301733d42caa5570477814/tools/record/event.go
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- 5: https://github.com/kubernetes/client-go/blob/master/tools/events/event_recorder.go
- 6: https://github.com/kubernetes/client-go/blob/b5cc94ef/tools/events/event_recorder.go
Add events.k8s.io RBAC permissions.
The reconciliation-error branch calls k8s.io/client-go/tools/events.EventRecorder.Eventf, which writes events.k8s.io/v1 events. The generated and Helm RBAC grant create;patch only to core events (apiGroups: [""]). Add create;patch for events.k8s.io/events and update the RBAC marker.
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In `@internal/controllers/ratelimitservice_controller.go` around lines 32 - 36,
Update the RBAC marker and generated/Helm RBAC rules used by the reconciliation
controller to grant create and patch permissions for events.k8s.io/events, while
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The issue you are encountering with ApplyConfigurationFromUnstructured is a well-documented limitation of using Unstructured objects for Server-Side Apply (SSA) [1][2]. When using ApplyConfigurationFromUnstructured in controller-runtime (including version v0.24.1), it is impossible to distinguish between a field that was explicitly set to a zero value (e.g., 0, "", false) and a field that was omitted (the Go default) [1][2][3]. This occurs because Unstructured objects are typically generated from existing API objects where zero-value fields are often omitted due to JSON omitempty tags, causing the intent to "set a value to zero" to be lost during the conversion to an ApplyConfiguration [4][2]. If your application requires precise control over zero-value fields, the recommended solution is to avoid Unstructured objects for those specific fields. Instead, you should use native typed ApplyConfigurations generated by applyconfiguration-gen [4][2]. These generated types are specifically designed for SSA and use pointers for fields, allowing them to differentiate between an explicitly set zero value and an unset (nil) value [4]. As of controller-runtime v0.24.1, the library standardizes on the client.Apply interface [2][3]. For any resource where zero-value field management is critical, you should: 1. Generate the typed ApplyConfigurations for your custom resources (or use the built-in ones for standard K8s resources from k8s.io/client-go/applyconfigurations) [2]. 2. Replace ApplyConfigurationFromUnstructured with the appropriate typed builder pattern [4][2]. 3. Pass the generated ApplyConfiguration to the client.Apply method [2]. Official documentation explicitly warns against using ApplyConfigurationFromUnstructured on objects generated from API objects because of this ambiguity [1][2]. If you must use Unstructured (e.g., for generic controllers that do not know the type at compile time), you are inherently limited by the loss of zero-value intent [4].
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controller-runtime v0.XX.0and adapt to native client.Apply kyma-project/lifecycle-manager#2707 - 3: qiuming520/karmada@2885a4f
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Preserve zero values in the apply payload.
deploymentTemplate copies MinReadySeconds and Paused into the typed Deployment, but both fields use omitempty. ToUnstructured omits 0 and false before ApplyConfigurationFromUnstructured receives the payload. Server-side apply may then leave existing non-zero or true values unchanged. Use generated apply configurations or preserve these fields explicitly, and add an envtest that restores existing child values to zero.
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In `@internal/controllers/ratelimitservice_controller.go` around lines 579 - 593,
Update the deployment apply flow around deploymentTemplate and ToUnstructured so
MinReadySeconds and Paused are retained in the apply payload even when their
values are zero or false; use generated apply configurations or explicitly
restore these fields before ApplyConfigurationFromUnstructured. Add an envtest
covering reconciliation of existing child values back to zero and false.
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<violation number="1" location="internal/controllers/ratelimitservice_controller.go:180">
P1: The Eventf call passes parameters in the wrong semantic order for the new events.EventRecorder API. The error message err.Error() is passed as the action parameter instead of the note message parameter, and the actual note is empty. The reason should be "ReconciliationFailed" (matching the status condition on line 179), action should describe what was being done (e.g., "Reconciling"), and the error message should be in the note parameter with format args.</violation>
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| logger.Error(err, "reconcile error occurred") | ||
| service = infrav1beta1.RateLimitServiceReady(service, metav1.ConditionFalse, "ReconciliationFailed", err.Error()) | ||
| r.Recorder.Event(&service, "Normal", "error", err.Error()) | ||
| r.Recorder.Eventf(&service, nil, "Normal", "error", err.Error(), "") |
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P1: The Eventf call passes parameters in the wrong semantic order for the new events.EventRecorder API. The error message err.Error() is passed as the action parameter instead of the note message parameter, and the actual note is empty. The reason should be "ReconciliationFailed" (matching the status condition on line 179), action should describe what was being done (e.g., "Reconciling"), and the error message should be in the note parameter with format args.
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<comment>The Eventf call passes parameters in the wrong semantic order for the new events.EventRecorder API. The error message err.Error() is passed as the action parameter instead of the note message parameter, and the actual note is empty. The reason should be "ReconciliationFailed" (matching the status condition on line 179), action should describe what was being done (e.g., "Reconciling"), and the error message should be in the note parameter with format args.</comment>
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@@ -176,7 +177,7 @@ func (r *RateLimitServiceReconciler) Reconcile(ctx context.Context, req ctrl.Req
logger.Error(err, "reconcile error occurred")
service = infrav1beta1.RateLimitServiceReady(service, metav1.ConditionFalse, "ReconciliationFailed", err.Error())
- r.Recorder.Event(&service, "Normal", "error", err.Error())
+ r.Recorder.Eventf(&service, nil, "Normal", "error", err.Error(), "")
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P2: Applying an object produced by `runtime.DefaultUnstructuredConverter.ToUnstructured` from a typed API object loses the distinction between "unset" and "explicitly zero". Typed structs marshal zero values away, so fields the controller intends to set to zero (e.g. `replicas: 0`, a cleared slice) are omitted from the server-side apply payload and never take effect; controller-runtime documents this exact warning for `ApplyConfigurationFromUnstructured`. With `ForceOwnership` and the field owner set, fields previously managed by the controller but now omitted are also unset by SSA. Prefer applying a configuration built from the typed object, or explicitly include the zero fields in the unstructured map.</violation>
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P2: Applying an object produced by runtime.DefaultUnstructuredConverter.ToUnstructured from a typed API object loses the distinction between "unset" and "explicitly zero". Typed structs marshal zero values away, so fields the controller intends to set to zero (e.g. replicas: 0, a cleared slice) are omitted from the server-side apply payload and never take effect; controller-runtime documents this exact warning for ApplyConfigurationFromUnstructured. With ForceOwnership and the field owner set, fields previously managed by the controller but now omitted are also unset by SSA. Prefer applying a configuration built from the typed object, or explicitly include the zero fields in the unstructured map.
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<comment>Applying an object produced by `runtime.DefaultUnstructuredConverter.ToUnstructured` from a typed API object loses the distinction between "unset" and "explicitly zero". Typed structs marshal zero values away, so fields the controller intends to set to zero (e.g. `replicas: 0`, a cleared slice) are omitted from the server-side apply payload and never take effect; controller-runtime documents this exact warning for `ApplyConfigurationFromUnstructured`. With `ForceOwnership` and the field owner set, fields previously managed by the controller but now omitted are also unset by SSA. Prefer applying a configuration built from the typed object, or explicitly include the zero fields in the unstructured map.</comment>
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ctx,
- obj,
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+ client.ApplyConfigurationFromUnstructured(&unstructured.Unstructured{Object: content}),
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- Line 180: Update the Eventf call in the rate limit service controller to pass
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Aligns the codebase with Kubernetes 0.36.x APIs by migrating scheme registration, event recording, and resource application to the newer controller-runtime APIs.
Migration
runtime.NewSchemeBuilderwith an explicitaddKnownTypesfunction instead ofscheme.Builder.record.EventRecordertoevents.EventRecorder, withGetEventRecorderForreplaced byGetEventRecorderand events sent viaEventf.client.Applywith unstructured config instead ofclient.Patchwithclient.Apply.chart/andconfig/to match the updated Kubernetes API descriptions.Written for commit 583a2c8. Summary will update on new commits.
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