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Follow naming conventions for resourceTemplates #1650

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As per the standards the JSON or YAML keys should follow capitalization but resourcetemplates keys doesn't
follow that.
Changing resourcetemplates to resourceTemplates

Signed-off-by: Savita Ashture sashture@redhat.com"

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As per the standards the JSON or YAML keys should follow
capitalization but resourcetemplates keys doesn't
follow that.
Changing resourcetemplates to resourceTemplates

Signed-off-by: Savita Ashture <sashture@redhat.com>
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What would happen if some resource already exists with that version? Don't we need a conversion function?

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savitaashture commented Sep 24, 2023

What would happen if some resource already exists with that version? Don't we need a conversion function?

Its not needed because it works for both resourceTemplates and resourcetemplates i have verified

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khrm commented Sep 24, 2023

What would happen if some resource already exists with that version? Don't we need a conversion function?

Its not needed because it works for both resourceTemplates and resourcetemplates i have verified

It's working because go default JSON decoder/encoder doesn't care about case or characters like _. So etcd would have two different field names after this pr - older with resourcetemplates and newly created with resourceTemplates.

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What would happen if some resource already exists with that version? Don't we need a conversion function?

Its not needed because it works for both resourceTemplates and resourcetemplates i have verified

It's working because go default JSON decoder/encoder doesn't care about case or characters like _. So etcd would have two different field names after this pr - older with resourcetemplates and newly created with resourceTemplates.

Yes but I think that should be fine right

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dibyom commented Oct 4, 2023

This seems like the right thing to do - as long as this is not a breaking change i.e. the old style works too

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Hi @dibyom @khrm if PR looks good can you guys review and merge it
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/approve

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/lgtm

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