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v1.29.3-rancher1

05 Apr 17:18
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Merge pull request #11 from krunalhinguu/v0.29.3-rancher

[v1.29] Add k8s v1.29 support

v1.28.6-rancher1

23 Jan 14:13
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Based off of upstream v0.28.6 + rancher changes

v1.27.4-rancher1

24 Aug 05:08
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Merge pull request #6 from vardhaman22/k8s-127

K8s 1.27.4

v1.25.4-rancher1

23 Nov 21:29
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added list of banned warnings

v1.23.3-rancher2

28 Mar 17:50
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Revert "Optimize index updating"

This reverts commit e61d0d5d52a5f9ed1a1ea453f2e831f604f44fed.

v1.23.3-rancher1

08 Feb 23:59
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added list of banned warnings

v1.16.0-rancher.3: Merge pull request #3 from kinarashah/k162

30 Sep 21:53
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v1.16.0-rancher.2: Allow indexers to be added after an informer start

30 Sep 19:21
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Both SharedIndexInformer and threadSafeMap were changed to allow
AddIndexers to be called after a start or items are in the cache. While a
new Indexer is being added handling deltas is blocked in the informer.
When a new Indexer is added to a cache with existing items all indices
are recalculated.

One point to note is that adding a new indexer on a started informer
will case all indexes to be rebuilt, but it will not trigger an
updateNotification.  This is done because it is impractical to assume
any existing ResourceEventHandler would have knowledge of a yet to be
added index. Any ResourceEventHandler that would need to consume this
new index should be added after the new Indexer is added.

v1.16.0-rancher.1: Allow indexers to be added after an informer start

30 Sep 19:19
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Both SharedIndexInformer and threadSafeMap were changed to allow
AddIndexers to be called after a start or items are in the cache. While a
new Indexer is being added handling deltas is blocked in the informer.
When a new Indexer is added to a cache with existing items all indices
are recalculated.

One point to note is that adding a new indexer on a started informer
will case all indexes to be rebuilt, but it will not trigger an
updateNotification.  This is done because it is impractical to assume
any existing ResourceEventHandler would have knowledge of a yet to be
added index. Any ResourceEventHandler that would need to consume this
new index should be added after the new Indexer is added.