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🌱 Improve E2E ValidateFinalizers and ValidateOwnerRef #10693
🌱 Improve E2E ValidateFinalizers and ValidateOwnerRef #10693
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(I'm aware this was the same before)
This only validates finalizers if there are actually finalizers on the object, which means missing finalizers are accepted
Do I understand it correctly that basically we assume the finalizers are correct the first time we call getObjectsWithFinalizers and then in assertFinalizersExist we would detect if a finalizer is missing compared to the first time we retrieved them?
(So tl;dr: if finalizers are set, we verify that they are the expected ones and in addition we test that they are re-added after we remove them ("resilience"))
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That's correct.
I have noticed this as well and now it should be fixed (we also check for missing finalizers + we check for additional finalizers that can pop up after we remove them)
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Thx, nice one!