New Feature: New Downscaler/Grace-Period Annotation To Override Global Grace Period for Individual Resources #74
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Motivation
This feature introduces the ability to override the global grace period defined by the
--grace-period
argument in the main deployment. By using the newdownscaler/grace-period
annotation, you can set a specific grace period for individual resources.Important: The annotation will only override the global grace period if the value specified in the annotation is shorter than the globally defined grace period. This ensures that the feature cannot be misused by users to extend the grace period beyond the intended limit.
Changes
downscaler/grace-period
within_grace_period
andwithin_grace_period_namespace
functions where refactored to implement the logic described aboveTests done
Unit tests inside
test_grace_period.py
TODO