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In README the placement of the routespec is wrong WRT kedge file httpd.yaml, I think we should explain definition of route in kedge considering httpd.yaml as the reference in README.
Both the definitions are correct, README.md just shows an example which uses more fields from the RouteSpec while the httpd.yml example uses just a couple of fields from RouteSpec.
When we use -
routes:
- to:
kind: Servicename: httpd
then it's up to the cluster to select the host since we're not specifying the field.
Neither of the examples are wrong, just different.
So we've got two places for
routes
examples, and both of them are conflicting / confusing.For example: https://github.com/kedgeproject/kedge/tree/master/docs/examples/routes
In the README.md we define routes as:
Yet in the example it's defined as:
Which is a tad bit confusing.
In "examples" for Ingresses and Routes, we don't actually reflect it in the spec..
From reading the README.md (https://github.com/kedgeproject/kedge/tree/master/docs/examples/routes) as well as looking at the example, wouldn't this be more effective / true?
I'm just very confused on reading the spec what we're trying to implement / what kedge is doing.
Same goes within file reference: http://kedgeproject.org/file-reference/#routes
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