Scenario:
You have a new type, say Foo. Defined as such:
type Foo struct {
... // objectMeta, typeMeta
EventTime *metav1.MicroTime `json:"eventTime"`
}Now, you run this type through Wrangler's provided ToOpenAPIFromStruct as seen in
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func ToOpenAPIFromStruct(obj interface{}) (*v1.JSONSchemaProps, error) { |
Wrangler incorrectly spits out an OpenAPI schema in which the MicroTime is stored as an object. It should be stored as a string, similar to how metav1.Time is stored.
The problem is in reflection.go,
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case reflect.Struct: |
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if t.Name() == "Time" { |
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return "date", nil |
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} |
Time is correctly compensated for, but not MicroTime.
Scenario:
You have a new type, say
Foo. Defined as such:Now, you run this type through Wrangler's provided
ToOpenAPIFromStructas seen inwrangler/pkg/schemas/openapi/generate.go
Line 25 in 0bfb013
Wrangler incorrectly spits out an OpenAPI schema in which the MicroTime is stored as an object. It should be stored as a string, similar to how metav1.Time is stored.
The problem is in reflection.go,
wrangler/pkg/schemas/reflection.go
Lines 495 to 498 in 0bfb013
Time is correctly compensated for, but not MicroTime.