feat(extensions): propagate opensandbox.extensions.* to Pod annotations#772
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Add mechanism to propagate user-specified extensions with opensandbox.extensions. prefix to Pod annotations with opensandbox.io/extensions. prefix. This enables custom metadata from Kotlin SDK to be visible on Kubernetes Pod annotations. Also fix BatchSandbox provider to include labels and annotations in Pod template metadata, ensuring they are passed to created Pods.
…ns propagation Add unit tests for apply_extensions_to_annotations covering: - Single and multiple extensions propagation - Non-prefix keys not propagated - Empty extensions handling - Preservation of existing annotations Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Remove EXTENSIONS_ANNOTATION_PREFIX and ANNOTATION_METADATA_PREFIX imports that were not used in the test file. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Add mechanism to propagate user-specified extensions with opensandbox.extensions. prefix to Pod annotations with opensandbox.io/extensions. prefix. This enables custom metadata from Kotlin SDK to be visible on Kubernetes Pod annotations.
Also fix BatchSandbox provider to include labels and annotations in Pod template metadata, ensuring they are passed to created Pods.
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What is changing and why?
This change enables custom metadata from Kotlin SDK extensions to be propagated to Kubernetes Pod annotations. Previously, user-specified extensions were only used for server-side logic (like poolRef) and were not visible on the created Pod. Now, extensions with
opensandbox.extensions.prefix are automaticallycopied to Pod annotations with
opensandbox.io/extensions.prefix.Additionally, fixed a bug where BatchSandbox provider did not include metadata in Pod template, causing labels and annotations to not be passed to created Pods.
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