Use unique key for jib caches #3483
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FTR: #3369 (comment) and #3369 (comment) |
chanseokoh
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| func getProjectKey(workspace string, a *latest.JibArtifact) projectKey { | ||
| return projectKey(workspace + "+" + a.Project) |
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As discussed, the fix in this PR make sense. I'll just let other Go folks to approve this particular implementation.
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If two jib projects had clashing Project fields (even empty), they would trigger refreshing dependencies on every cycle of the skaffold dev loop. This creates a projectKey from the workspace and the project and uses it as the key.
While nothing was broken before, this provides the functionality we actually expected.