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…ks_info After the metadata extraction refactor in 2b5746e, metadata fields are stored as interface{} in map[string]interface{}. The regexMatch Sprig function strictly requires a string argument, causing template rendering to fail with "expected string; got interface {}". Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Andrei Kvapil <kvapss@gmail.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughA minor fix to a template helper that adds a toString conversion to the metadata ID before applying a regex pattern match, ensuring the value is treated as a string type during the operation. Changes
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This pull request addresses a type mismatch issue in a Helm template where the regexMatch function was receiving an interface{} type instead of the required string. The fix involves casting .metadata.id to a string using the | toString pipe, which is the correct approach to resolve this template rendering failure. The change is concise, targeted, and effectively solves the problem described. I have reviewed the change and found no further issues.
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talm templatefailure caused byregexMatchreceivinginterface{}instead ofstringfor.metadata.idinterface{}inmap[string]interface{}, but the SprigregexMatchfunction strictly requires astringargument| toStringpipe to cast the value before passing it toregexMatchTest plan
talm template -f nodes/<node>.yamlon a cluster with bond interfaces and verify it renders successfullySummary by CodeRabbit
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