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kustomize/api/internal/accumulator/namereferencetransformer.go
2021-01-10 09:16:52 -08:00

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// Copyright 2019 The Kubernetes Authors.
// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
package accumulator
import (
"log"
"sigs.k8s.io/kustomize/api/filters/nameref"
"sigs.k8s.io/kustomize/api/internal/plugins/builtinconfig"
"sigs.k8s.io/kustomize/api/resmap"
)
type nameReferenceTransformer struct {
backRefs []builtinconfig.NameBackReferences
}
var _ resmap.Transformer = &nameReferenceTransformer{}
// newNameReferenceTransformer constructs a nameReferenceTransformer
// with a given slice of NameBackReferences.
func newNameReferenceTransformer(
br []builtinconfig.NameBackReferences) resmap.Transformer {
if br == nil {
log.Fatal("backrefs not expected to be nil")
}
return &nameReferenceTransformer{backRefs: br}
}
// Transform updates name references in resource A that
// refer to resource B, given that B's name may have
// changed. A is the referrer, B is the referralTarget.
//
// For example, a HorizontalPodAutoscaler (HPA)
// necessarily refers to a Deployment, the thing that
// the HPA scales. The Deployment's name might change
// (e.g. prefix added), and the reference in the HPA
// has to be fixed.
//
// In the outer loop over the ResMap below, say we
// encounter a specific HPA. Then, in scanning the set
// of all known backrefs, we encounter an entry like
//
// - kind: Deployment
// fieldSpecs:
// - kind: HorizontalPodAutoscaler
// path: spec/scaleTargetRef/name
//
// This entry says that an HPA, via its
// 'spec/scaleTargetRef/name' field, may refer to a
// Deployment. This match to HPA means we may need to
// modify the value in its 'spec/scaleTargetRef/name'
// field, by searching for the thing it refers to,
// and getting its new name.
//
// As a filter, and search optimization, we compute a
// subset of all resources that the HPA could refer to,
// by excluding objects from other namespaces, and
// excluding objects that don't have the same prefix-
// suffix mods as the HPA.
//
// We look in this subset for all Deployment objects
// with a resId that has a Name matching the field value
// present in the HPA. If no match do nothing; if more
// than one match, it's an error.
//
// We overwrite the HPA name field with the value found
// in the Deployment's name field (the name in the raw
// object - the modified name - not the unmodified name
// in the Deployment's resId).
//
// This process assumes that the name stored in a ResId
// (the ResMap key) isn't modified by name transformers.
// Name transformers should only modify the name in the
// body of the resource object (the value in the ResMap).
//
func (t *nameReferenceTransformer) Transform(m resmap.ResMap) error {
// TODO: Too much looping, here and in transitive calls.
for _, referrer := range m.Resources() {
var candidates resmap.ResMap
for _, referralTarget := range t.backRefs {
for _, fSpec := range referralTarget.FieldSpecs {
if referrer.OrgId().IsSelected(&fSpec.Gvk) {
if candidates == nil {
// This excludes objects from other namespaces.
// In most realistic uses, it returns all elements of m,
// (since they're all in the same namespace).
candidates = m.SubsetThatCouldBeReferencedByResource(referrer)
}
// One way to get here is with, say, a referrer that's an
// HPA, and a target that's a Deployment (one of the
// Deployment's fieldSpecs selects an HPA). Now we look
// through the candidates to see if one is a Deployment
// (the target), and if so, get the Deployment's name and
// write it into the referrer, at the field specfied in
// fSpec.
err := referrer.ApplyFilter(nameref.Filter{
Referrer: referrer,
NameFieldToUpdate: fSpec,
ReferralTarget: referralTarget.Gvk,
ReferralCandidates: candidates,
})
if err != nil {
return err
}
}
}
}
}
return nil
}