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Improve render error handling #724
Improve render error handling #724
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When looking for a MachineConfigPool match for each PerformanceProfile we can found no match at all. We should check for this case before using the MCP. This do not detect the root cause of the problem, an invalid PerformanceProfile. To tackle that problem we would need something more deep like a validator.
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/approve looks a nice improvement anyway to me |
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/cherry-pick release4.13 |
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… MCP" This was fixed in a better way by openshift#724 This reverts commit e54e169.
… MCP" This was fixed in a better way by openshift#724 This reverts commit e54e169.
This reverts commit 75e8a95.
When looking for a MachineConfigPool match for each PerformanceProfile we can found no match at all.
We should check for this case before using the MCP.
This do not detect the root cause of the problem, an invalid PerformanceProfile. To tackle that problem we would need something more deep like a validator.