[cherry-pick] Update dependencies (#488) (#490)

/cherry-pick

Signed-off-by: 1gtm <1gtm@appscode.com>

go.mod

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ require (
 	k8s.io/client-go v0.21.1
 	k8s.io/klog/v2 v2.8.0
 	kmodules.xyz/client-go v0.0.0-20210827153326-54ead9c6225f
-	kmodules.xyz/custom-resources v0.0.0-20210812193424-1631fae03a1a
+	kmodules.xyz/custom-resources v0.0.0-20210824055127-e5a3d2d6c161
 	kmodules.xyz/objectstore-api v0.0.0-20210817052835-df749235585e // indirect
 	kmodules.xyz/offshoot-api v0.0.0-20210804100837-d0388be3e60d
 	stash.appscode.dev/apimachinery v0.15.0

go.sum

@@ -1027,8 +1027,8 @@ kmodules.xyz/client-go v0.0.0-20210827153326-54ead9c6225f/go.mod h1:0gkPeALtYjB2
 kmodules.xyz/constants v0.0.0-20210218100002-2c304bfda278/go.mod h1:DbiFk1bJ1KEO94t1SlAn7tzc+Zz95rSXgyUKa2nzPmY=
 kmodules.xyz/crd-schema-fuzz v0.0.0-20210618002152-fae23aef5fb4/go.mod h1:IIkUctlfoptoci0BOrsUf8ya+MOG5uaeh1PE4uzaIbA=
 kmodules.xyz/custom-resources v0.0.0-20210618003440-c6bb400da153/go.mod h1:/NLuNSf299U0XVuNEh2swtw3EczWFRL3Sx24WhNoWCM=
-kmodules.xyz/custom-resources v0.0.0-20210812193424-1631fae03a1a h1:ivsga5FiRMpVr+WlFF3BxkAHchJ2B+HQUeqtbhZjfyo=
-kmodules.xyz/custom-resources v0.0.0-20210812193424-1631fae03a1a/go.mod h1:VYtz1fgHgLqCk+sdSUGBClfZfJ6z4873wB5MYOXxpS8=
+kmodules.xyz/custom-resources v0.0.0-20210824055127-e5a3d2d6c161 h1:0zHsitjggQMbdlJ5eC8cTac6Lqy8AS5jJ3Fs5cAwpiA=
+kmodules.xyz/custom-resources v0.0.0-20210824055127-e5a3d2d6c161/go.mod h1:VYtz1fgHgLqCk+sdSUGBClfZfJ6z4873wB5MYOXxpS8=
 kmodules.xyz/objectstore-api v0.0.0-20210618005912-71f8a80f48f9/go.mod h1:8sCfgZQImwjTLh2mDxYiim6+GecFN+DamkPSF9joyu4=
 kmodules.xyz/objectstore-api v0.0.0-20210817052835-df749235585e h1:e9Q0JFAWPmhjGYmNa9OBxewV3SKf82ZDJ1h0b7YdRms=
 kmodules.xyz/objectstore-api v0.0.0-20210817052835-df749235585e/go.mod h1:Tkcf9uTplnrJ6C8o0zlw2kpgS1SaWAiMO5P2YgLjTo8=

vendor/kmodules.xyz/custom-resources/apis/metrics/v1alpha1/metricsconfiguration_types.go

@@ -285,11 +285,15 @@ type MetricValue struct {
 	// int() returns 1 if the expression is true otherwise 0,
 	// example: int(phase == 'Running')
 	//
-	// percentage(a, b) returns the value of (a * b%)
-	// example: percentage(replicas, maxUnavailable)
+	// percentage(percent, total, roundUp) returns the value of (percent * total%) when `percent` contains the percent(%) value.
+	// If percent represents an Integer value, then it will simply return it.
+	// roundUp is an optional field. By default, its value is false. If roundUp is set as `true`, the resultant value will be rounded up.
+	// example: (i) percentage("25%", 4) will return 1.
+	//         (ii) percentage("25%", 1 , true) will return 1 as roundUp is set as true.
+	//        (iii) percentage(2, 4) will return 2 as percent is representing an Integer value.
 	//
-	// cpuCores() returns the cpu in unit core
-	// example: cpuCores(cpu), for cpu value 150m, it will return 0.15
+	// cpu_cores() returns the cpu in unit core
+	// example: cpu_cores(cpu), for cpu value 150m, it will return 0.15
 	//
 	// bytes() returns the memory size in byte
 	// example: bytes(memory), for memory value 1 ki, it will return 1024

vendor/kmodules.xyz/custom-resources/crds/metrics.appscode.com_metricsconfigurations.yaml

@@ -146,9 +146,17 @@ spec:
                             Parameters is used in the expression string \n Available
                             expression evaluation functions are: \n int() returns
                             1 if the expression is true otherwise 0, example: int(phase
-                            == 'Running') \n percentage(a, b) returns the value of
-                            (a * b%) example: percentage(replicas, maxUnavailable)
-                            \n cpuCores() returns the cpu in unit core example: cpuCores(cpu),
+                            == 'Running') \n percentage(percent, total, roundUp) returns
+                            the value of (percent * total%) when `percent` contains
+                            the percent(%) value. If percent represents an Integer
+                            value, then it will simply return it. roundUp is an optional
+                            field. By default, its value is false. If roundUp is set
+                            as `true`, the resultant value will be rounded up. example:
+                            (i) percentage(\"25%\", 4) will return 1.         (ii)
+                            percentage(\"25%\", 1 , true) will return 1 as roundUp
+                            is set as true.        (iii) percentage(2, 4) will return
+                            2 as percent is representing an Integer value. \n cpu_cores()
+                            returns the cpu in unit core example: cpu_cores(cpu),
                             for cpu value 150m, it will return 0.15 \n bytes() returns
                             the memory size in byte example: bytes(memory), for memory
                             value 1 ki, it will return 1024 \n unix() returns the
@@ -259,22 +267,32 @@ spec:
                                       the expression string \n Available expression
                                       evaluation functions are: \n int() returns 1
                                       if the expression is true otherwise 0, example:
-                                      int(phase == 'Running') \n percentage(a, b)
-                                      returns the value of (a * b%) example: percentage(replicas,
-                                      maxUnavailable) \n cpuCores() returns the cpu
-                                      in unit core example: cpuCores(cpu), for cpu
-                                      value 150m, it will return 0.15 \n bytes() returns
-                                      the memory size in byte example: bytes(memory),
-                                      for memory value 1 ki, it will return 1024 \n
-                                      unix() returns the DateTime string into unix
-                                      format. example: unix(dateTime) will return
-                                      the corresponding unix value for the given dateTime
-                                      \n in above examples phase, replicas, maxUnavailable,
-                                      cpu, memory, dateTime are Parameter's key those
-                                      values will come from corresponding Parameter's
-                                      value \n Some expression evaluation functions
-                                      are used for calculating resource requests and
-                                      limits. Those functions are stated here: https://github.com/kmodules/resource-metrics/blob/master/eval.go"
+                                      int(phase == 'Running') \n percentage(percent,
+                                      total, roundUp) returns the value of (percent
+                                      * total%) when `percent` contains the percent(%)
+                                      value. If percent represents an Integer value,
+                                      then it will simply return it. roundUp is an
+                                      optional field. By default, its value is false.
+                                      If roundUp is set as `true`, the resultant value
+                                      will be rounded up. example: (i) percentage(\"25%\",
+                                      4) will return 1.         (ii) percentage(\"25%\",
+                                      1 , true) will return 1 as roundUp is set as
+                                      true.        (iii) percentage(2, 4) will return
+                                      2 as percent is representing an Integer value.
+                                      \n cpu_cores() returns the cpu in unit core
+                                      example: cpu_cores(cpu), for cpu value 150m,
+                                      it will return 0.15 \n bytes() returns the memory
+                                      size in byte example: bytes(memory), for memory
+                                      value 1 ki, it will return 1024 \n unix() returns
+                                      the DateTime string into unix format. example:
+                                      unix(dateTime) will return the corresponding
+                                      unix value for the given dateTime \n in above
+                                      examples phase, replicas, maxUnavailable, cpu,
+                                      memory, dateTime are Parameter's key those values
+                                      will come from corresponding Parameter's value
+                                      \n Some expression evaluation functions are
+                                      used for calculating resource requests and limits.
+                                      Those functions are stated here: https://github.com/kmodules/resource-metrics/blob/master/eval.go"
                                     type: string
                                   valueFromPath:
                                     description: "ValueFromPath contains the field

vendor/modules.txt

@@ -547,7 +547,7 @@ kmodules.xyz/client-go/meta
 kmodules.xyz/client-go/tools/analytics
 kmodules.xyz/client-go/tools/cli
 kmodules.xyz/client-go/tools/clusterid
-# kmodules.xyz/custom-resources v0.0.0-20210812193424-1631fae03a1a
+# kmodules.xyz/custom-resources v0.0.0-20210824055127-e5a3d2d6c161
 ## explicit
 kmodules.xyz/custom-resources/apis/appcatalog
 kmodules.xyz/custom-resources/apis/appcatalog/v1alpha1