fix: avoid over-normalizing Kubernetes application ids#898
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In general, this looks good. Could you please clarify in which scenarios ReplicaSets are created directly without using Deployments? |
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@def sorry, somehow I missed this comment
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Fixes a small k8s app-id papercut. Some user-created Jobs and ReplicaSets can look generated, so Coroot could fold them into the wrong parent app. Not great.
Repro before this patch:
NewApplicationId(..., ReplicaSet, "catalog-a")becomes DeploymentcatalogNewApplicationId(..., Job, "db-migration-1")becomes CronJobdb-migrationBoth names are valid k8s object names, so this can happen in real clusters. The fix only normalizes the generated-looking forms: ReplicaSet
name-<10 hex chars>and Jobname-<10+ digits>.Tested:
go test ./model