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I usually see phase/message/reason in resource Conditions, but it seems to me that Conditions have been going out of vogue. I think this is probable because they are incredibly hard to deal with in code and user scripts compared to having typed fields for status.
Many of the recent sig-storage KEPs use a someResourceReady: bool (e.g., bucketReady: bool, snapshotReady: bool) as well, so that users can know with a boolean whether their resource is ready.
Personally, I don't have a preference between message and reason. Both are alphabetically close to phase which should mean users see the outputs near each other as status items are added.
But I would suggest some sort of xReady bool that indicates when config is ready.
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@Madhu-1 We need to reopen the discussion about the status section on our CR. As the status section is user-facing, I think we need to do some research and thinking. Existing designs used in some of our other projects proved to create pain points, and I will object to a "copy-paste" approach without having a discussion first.
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Many of the recent sig-storage KEPs use a
someResourceReady: bool
(e.g.,bucketReady: bool
,snapshotReady: bool
) as well, so that users can know with a boolean whether their resource is ready.Personally, I don't have a preference between
message
andreason
. Both are alphabetically close tophase
which should mean users see the outputs near each other as status items are added.But I would suggest some sort of
xReady
bool that indicates when config is ready.Originally posted by @BlaineEXE in #1 (comment)
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