Print status updates only when a change occures
dudicoco opened this issue · 1 comments
dudicoco commented
Currently, kubedog prints updates on a fixed interval according to StatusProgressPeriod, this causes a lot of identical prints for deployments which have not progressed yet, for example:
┌ Status progress
│ DEPLOYMENT REPLICAS AVAILABLE UP-TO-DATE
│ amazing-app 2/1 1 1
│ │ POD READY RESTARTS STATUS ---
│ ├── app-67c7cc9cb8-v5zt2 0/1 0 Running Waiting for: replicas 2->1
│ └── app-bfbc6579c-nv97v 1/1 0 Running
└ Status progress
┌ Status progress
│ DEPLOYMENT REPLICAS AVAILABLE UP-TO-DATE
│ amazing-app 2/1 1 1
│ │ POD READY RESTARTS STATUS ---
│ ├── app-67c7cc9cb8-v5zt2 1/1 0 Running Waiting for: replicas 2->1
│ └── app-bfbc6579c-nv97v 1/1 0 Running
└ Status progress
┌ Status progress
│ DEPLOYMENT REPLICAS AVAILABLE UP-TO-DATE
│ amazing-app 2/1 1 1
│ │ POD READY RESTARTS STATUS ---
│ ├── app-67c7cc9cb8-v5zt2 1/1 0 Running Waiting for: replicas 2->1
│ └── app-bfbc6579c-nv97v 1/1 0 Running
└ Status progress
┌ Status progress
│ DEPLOYMENT REPLICAS AVAILABLE UP-TO-DATE
│ amazing-app 2/1 1 1
│ │ POD READY RESTARTS STATUS ---
│ ├── app-67c7cc9cb8-v5zt2 1/1 0 Running Waiting for: replicas 2->1
│ └── app-bfbc6579c-nv97v 1/1 0 Running
└ Status progress
┌ Status progress
│ DEPLOYMENT REPLICAS AVAILABLE UP-TO-DATE
│ amazing-app 2/1 1 1
│ │ POD READY RESTARTS STATUS ---
│ ├── app-67c7cc9cb8-v5zt2 1/1 0 Running Waiting for: replicas 2->1
│ └── app-bfbc6579c-nv97v 1/1 0 Running
└ Status progress
┌ Status progress
│ DEPLOYMENT REPLICAS AVAILABLE UP-TO-DATE
│ amazing-app 2/1 1 1
│ │ POD READY RESTARTS STATUS ---
│ ├── app-67c7cc9cb8-v5zt2 1/1 0 Running Waiting for: replicas 2->1
│ └── app-bfbc6579c-nv97v 1/1 0 Running
└ Status progressIt would be more efficient if kubedog would print updates only when a change to the deployment has occurred.
ilya-lesikov commented
New Dynamic Tracker, which will obsolete Multitracker, implements Controller that populates Storage with resource states, events, logs. It is up to the user to get relevant info from Storage, format and print it however he needs. Reference implementation for stdout Printer, which works with this Storage, can be found at https://github.com/werf/nelm