def handle_subject_create(body, **_):
try:
subject = AnarchySubject(body)
subject.handle_create(runtime)
except AssertionError as e:
operator_logger.warning('AnarchySubject %s invalid: %s',
body['metadata']['name'], e)
def handle_subject_update(body, old, new, **_):
try:
subject = AnarchySubject(body)
if old['spec'] != new['spec']:
subject.handle_spec_update(runtime)
except AssertionError as e:
operator_logger.warning('AnarchySubject %s invalid: %s',
body['metadata']['name'], e)
def handle_subject_event(event, logger, **_):
'''
Anarchy uses on.event instead of on.delete because Anarchy needs custom
for removing finalizers. The finalizer will be removed immediately if the
AnarchyGovernor does not have a delete subject event handler. If there is
a delete subject event handler then it is up to the governor logic to remove
the finalizer.
'''
obj = event.get('object')
if obj and obj.get('apiVersion') == runtime.api_group_version:
if event['type'] in ['ADDED', 'MODIFIED', None]:
subject = AnarchySubject(obj)
if subject.is_pending_delete:
subject.handle_delete(runtime)
def handle_subject_timer(body, **_):
subject = AnarchySubject(body)
subject.set_active_run_to_pending_from_status(runtime)