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feat: Default TTL #72
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As observed during #14
Further investigation would be needed for this, but to be fully honest i am not sure if it is really worth the time and the headache to work around this. I would probably just set up something on the k8s side to have a more robust solution that achieves fundamentally the same thing (a mutating webhook maybe?). |
Leaving this here to see if it gains any traction and people would like such a feature added. |
https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/external-dns/blob/master/provider%2Faws%2Faws.go#L511-L544 This may be relevant? A similar function comparing expected and current state, keeping track of default values. |
hi, I need this feat |
Interestingly enough, I'm interested in getting this added too. I've noticed when a value of 0 TTL is given to a record, I'm unable to resolve the static DNS names on both Windows and Linux machines. Creating records in the same fashion, or amending them, but adding a value greater than 0 is enough for it to be resolvable by any machine I have. Do you have this same issue @nobleess ? I'm curious as to your interest in this feature request also? |
I encountered the same issue on Linux machines @tajinder400 |
Fixed in #173 |
inject a default TTL on all records that don't have one specified via
MIKROTIK_DEFAULT_TTL
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