Follow-up to #26, found on its first live deployment: dns and ip were declared, validated, and handed to the runtime — and part of no comparison, so every container compared equal and nothing was recreated, silently. Same shape as 04-ISSUES/045: a field not in the spec is a field that can never reach a container that already runs. Regression test proves both fields move the spec.
Follow-up to #26, found on its first live deployment: `dns` and `ip` were declared, validated, and handed to the runtime — and part of no comparison, so every container compared equal and nothing was recreated, silently. Same shape as 04-ISSUES/045: a field not in the spec is a field that can never reach a container that already runs. Regression test proves both fields move the spec.
dns and ip were declared, validated, handed to the runtime — and part of
no comparison, so their first deployment compared every container equal
and changed nothing, silently. The same shape as 04-ISSUES/045: a field
that is not in the spec is a field that can never reach a container that
already runs.
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Follow-up to #26, found on its first live deployment:
dnsandipwere declared, validated, and handed to the runtime — and part of no comparison, so every container compared equal and nothing was recreated, silently. Same shape as 04-ISSUES/045: a field not in the spec is a field that can never reach a container that already runs. Regression test proves both fields move the spec.