Vassil Kovatchev
Vassil Kovatchev
Thank you @mlejva. I had implemented a workaround by wrapping the `devboookhq/splitter` in my own splitter component which captures size changes and stores them in a state which is then...
```tsx import DevbookSplit, { SplitDirection as DevbookSplitDirection, GutterTheme as DevbookGutterTheme, } from "@devbookhq/splitter"; import { FunctionComponent, useState, useCallback } from "react"; interface SplitterProps { direction?: keyof typeof DevbookSplitDirection; minWidths?: number[];...
Thanks for the quick response!
Hi @JessieAMorris, @jpkrohling, I was having similar issues where the destructive sidecar injection performed by the operator made the code running in my pods misbehave, due to race conditions caused...
Hi @jamiecore, Kubemod is a mutating admission hook. As such, it can only detect (and modify) resources at the time they are created or updated. Pre-existing resources are not subject...
Whoops, sorry, I meant to say @juanr2001! I guess I have @jamiecore on speed dial :)
Hi @juanr2001, Did the above answer your question? If yes, please close the issue.
Closing. @juanr2001, please reopen in case you decide to continue the discussion.
The challenge here is that this is a merge of two arrays with no indication of what key (or possibly even multiple keys) to use for the merge. For example,...
Note that with KubeMod today, you can use the `select` clause of an `add` operation to target items in an array based on an arbitrary key criteria. For example, to...