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Cleanup: kube-proxy internal naming #108806
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I would like to take this one. /assign |
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You might want to wait until #106497 lands - it will be a nasty rebase
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We have sort of a mish-mash of "service" and "servicePort" and similar.
We should think about changing ALL of the places that actually relate to a service-port (a specific port of a service, not the whole service) and rename them to some new term that means "service port". E.g. "svcpt" or "spt" or "sport".
See 8fffae3 in pkg/proxy/iptables/proxier.go and friends. e.g.
info.serviceNameString->info.svcptNameString?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: