Make Property Conditionaly

[pmdevers]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Refined the configuration process so that your custom settings are preserved. Default values are now applied only when no explicit value is provided, enhancing overall flexibility.

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Walkthrough

The changes update the property definitions in the Operator.targets file by adding conditional checks. Each property—OperatorName, ContainerRegistry, ContainerRepository, ContainerImageTag, and ContainerFamily—is now assigned a default value only if it is currently empty. This ensures that any pre-defined or user-specified values are retained while default values are applied when no other value is provided.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/K8sOperator.NET/Operator.targets	Modified property definitions to conditionally assign default values only when properties (OperatorName, ContainerRegistry, ContainerRepository, ContainerImageTag, ContainerFamily) are empty.

Poem

I'm a little rabbit, hopping through the code,
Default checks now lighten a previously heavy load.
If a property is set, it stays in its friendly nook,
Else a preset value steps in like a clever little hook.
With conditional care, our code twitches with delight,
Hopping forward confidently into the debug night!

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src/K8sOperator.NET/Operator.targets (2)

5-5: Great conditional property implementation!

Adding the condition before setting the default value allows users to override the OperatorName by setting it elsewhere, while maintaining the default behavior for backward compatibility. This enhances flexibility while following MSBuild best practices.

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❓ Verification inconclusive

Excellent improvement to property customization!

These conditionals follow the same pattern as the OperatorName property, making all container-related properties configurable. This allows users to override default values while maintaining backward compatibility.

One minor note: The ContainerRepository property depends on $(Company), which isn't defined in this file. Ensure that the Company property is defined elsewhere or provided by users to prevent incomplete repository paths like "/operator-name".

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🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Check if Company property is mentioned or defined in project files
echo "Checking for Company property definition or usage in the project..."
rg -i "company.*=" --type=xml

Length of output: 325

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Below is a new shell script to re-run the search for the <Company> property without the XML file type filter. This should search common .NET project files (such as *.csproj, *.props, and *.targets) to help verify whether the property is defined somewhere in the repository:

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After running this script, please verify manually whether a <Company> property definition exists. This information is necessary to ensure that the generated ContainerRepository value (which depends on $(Company)) will not result in incomplete repository paths.

Thank you.

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🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
echo "Searching for '<Company>' property in .csproj files:"
rg -i "<Company>" -g "*.csproj" .
echo ""
echo "Searching for '<Company>' property in .props files:"
rg -i "<Company>" -g "*.props" .
echo ""
echo "Searching for '<Company>' property in .targets files:"
rg -i "<Company>" -g "*.targets" .

Length of output: 639

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Action Required: Confirm Consistent Definition of $(Company) Across All Build Contexts

Excellent improvement on making container-related properties configurable! The new conditionals now mirror the pattern used for the OperatorName property, allowing users to override defaults without breaking backward compatibility.

• The ContainerRepository property combines $(Company) and $(OperatorName). I verified that the <Company> property is defined in the repository:
  • In ./examples/SimpleOperator/SimpleOperator.csproj as <Company>pmdevers</Company>
  • In src/Directory.Build.props as <Company>$(CompanyName)</Company>
• Note: Please ensure that, in all build contexts, $(Company) is reliably set. If the build relies on $(Company) (or its alias via $(CompanyName)), confirm that a proper value is always provided to avoid incomplete repository paths such as /operator-name.

Once you’ve confirmed that the property is consistently defined and the fallback mechanism works as intended across projects, these changes can be approved.

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