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Expose metrics to report time taken in fetch/template/deploy phase of app, pkgi, pkgr #1415
Expose metrics to report time taken in fetch/template/deploy phase of app, pkgi, pkgr #1415
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Why not use a.Name() itself? Or maybe
Kind()
if we don't want to use name.Same for package install and package repo.
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There is no a.Kind() available here
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The
kind
for an app shouldn't be a constant in a reconciler. It should live with the object model.In this case, our
app
struct probably ought to have another function return the kind, rather than a constant.I think @praveenrewar 's original comment is my thinking also. Just because the data we need isn't there - doesn't mean it can't be. We need it to be, so let's just make it available.