equality

Documentation

Index

• Variables
• func ObjectsEqual[T client.Object](equality Equalities, obj1, obj2 T) bool
• func ObjectsEqualWithoutStatus[T client.Object](equality Equalities, obj1, obj2 T) bool
• func ObjectsStatusEqual[T client.Object](equality Equalities, obj1, obj2 T) bool
• type Equalities
  • func (e Equalities) Copy() Equalities
  • func (e Equalities) ObjectsEqualOnlyStatus(a1, a2 client.Object) bool
  • func (e Equalities) ObjectsEqualWithoutStatus(a1, a2 client.Object) bool

Variables

var Semantic = Equalities{
	Equalities: equality.Semantic.Copy(),
}

Clone semantic equality

Functions

func ObjectsEqual

func ObjectsEqual[T client.Object](equality Equalities, obj1, obj2 T) bool

func ObjectsEqualWithoutStatus

func ObjectsEqualWithoutStatus[T client.Object](equality Equalities, obj1, obj2 T) bool

func ObjectsStatusEqual

func ObjectsStatusEqual[T client.Object](equality Equalities, obj1, obj2 T) bool

Types

type Equalities

type Equalities struct {
	conversion.Equalities
}

Equalities wraps the equality functionality provided by conversion.Equalities, providing methods to ignore or focus on the status field.

func (Equalities) Copy

func (e Equalities) Copy() Equalities

Copy shallow clones the Equalities object

func (Equalities) ObjectsEqualOnlyStatus

func (e Equalities) ObjectsEqualOnlyStatus(a1, a2 client.Object) bool

ObjectsEqualOnlyStatus returns true if the objects status fields are equal.

func (Equalities) ObjectsEqualWithoutStatus

func (e Equalities) ObjectsEqualWithoutStatus(a1, a2 client.Object) bool

ObjectsEqualWithoutStatus returns true if the objects are equal ignoring the status field.