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🌱 Refactor MakeCSV utility to builder pattern - #2244
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| b := source.FromBundle( | ||
| bundle.RegistryV1{ | ||
| CSV: MakeCSV(WithInstallModeSupportFor(v1alpha1.InstallModeTypeAllNamespaces)), | ||
| CSV: csvbuilder.New().WithInstallModeSupportFor(v1alpha1.InstallModeTypeAllNamespaces).Build(), |
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to make it consistent with bundlefs.Builder() calls, how about that we also do csv.Builder() instance of csvbuilder.New()?
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that was my original approach but csv is such a common variable name I didn't want to overload it with the package. Wdyt of csvbuilder.Builder()? That was my first alternative, but then it felt weird to have csvbuilder.Builder() - but maybe that's ok?
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IMHO, previously MakeCSV sounds also very generic/common, so I would go simply with csv.Builder() - adding redundant builder suffix does not bring much for clarity. Maybe to call the package clusterserviceversion and then we have clusterserviceversion.Builder()?
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feels so long though T_T
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I get that CSV is a particularity of this project. But, within this context, its widely used.
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I get that CSV is a particularity of this project. But, within this context, its widely used.
If so, then csv.Builder() is pretty clear then.
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I've just gone for the original suggestion. I don't like csv because it's a common variable name for the csv.
csv := csv.Builder().Build() feels weird to me.
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We're just talking about some small test utility anyway.
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Description
Since we moved the bundlefs test utility to the builder pattern, this PR moves the MakeCSV test utility to the builder pattern for consistency.
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