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feat(dataplanes): disable linking of new Mesh*Services #2853

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@johncowen johncowen commented Sep 2, 2024

During parsing of the Envoy stats responses, if we find a clustername with _msvc_ (or related), we mark that cluster/outbound as having a kind of MeshService.

Later on in the view, we can decide whether to add a link to the cards service depending on its kind.

Currently we only link cards with empty kinds. i.e. if its not a MeshService, MeshMultiZoneService or a MeshExternalService we don't link the card.

See linked issue for more details #2848

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@johncowen johncowen marked this pull request as ready for review September 3, 2024 12:48
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