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Regional GKE clusters arent listed using current Clusters.List() implementation #108

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Alphasite opened this issue May 10, 2023 · 9 comments

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@Alphasite
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As per the title the current approach of listing cluster per zone misses regional clusters, so we should be using this API which allows listing clusters across all regions (and as a plus this should give a nice perf boost).

I have the relevant changes in my own fork: https://github.com/Alphasite/leftovers (and some cleanup to bump ginkgo and remove the vendor directory since newer go tooling doesn't play extremely well with it).

@genevieve
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Hey @Alphasite! I was in the process of doing those upgrades and cleanup but if you'd like to make an MR for the changes, please do!

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Would you prefer i do them as separate PRs or is 1 big one ok?

@genevieve
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Could you do two: one for vendor/ginkgo and one for gcp clusters?

@Alphasite
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Sure, thanks! And i'm glad this project is still alive, i appreciate the responsiveness! I was almost tempted to ping @rowanjacobs and ask 😅.

@Alphasite
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Done! Created #109 #110 and #111 thank you!

@Alphasite
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(If there is anything we can do to help, please let me know)

@Alphasite
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Resolved in #111 (Is the convention to leave an issue open until its fix is merged or released?)

@genevieve
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I have some ci work to do to move from concourse to github actions and then I plan to use that to cut a new release. Are you able to use the master branch for your purposes for now?

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Alphasite commented May 11, 2023 via email

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