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Expose enough information to resolve object references and label selectors generically #38216
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Are there more context/use cases for the problem? |
Off the top of my head
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/remove-lifecycle rotten |
hi @bgrant0607 , |
if there has been limited progress, I would be interested in collaborating on a proposal or prototype. Specifically, enhancing the OpenAPI specification seems like a promising approach that could benefit a wide range of users! |
Could we consider setting up a working session to discuss this further, or is there an upcoming SIG meeting where this could be addressed? |
Additionally, if there are particular areas within the proposed enhancements that need more hands-on testing or development, I am ready to contribute. Please let me know how I can help! |
The API has a number of references to other resources that don't specify full details needed to construct API calls (e.g.,
secretName
) without specific, detailed knowledge of the API. Clients need to be able to resolve dependencies generically.There are a few possible approaches. One could be to augment the OpenAPI spec. Another could be to provide a subresource or alternative representation (#33900) to enumerate fully qualified dependencies.
See also #3676.
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