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[Feature] Propagate labels of non-core workloads to pod template #184
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This should not be an issue as user can fulfill their config if they use non-core workloads. In this case, you could write component like this:
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Cool, you are right. Thanks. |
@wonderflow Note that for non-core workload it still need revision labels to be automatically patched (not propagation). |
Then let's automatically patch those labels including |
@zzxwill I agree. OAM Runtime should always patch exactly same label to PodTemplate as long as it exist. That's also why I proposed a characteristic named |
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
In order to implement feature #174, not only could labels of ContainerizedWorkloads be propagated to its pods (implemented in #175), but also should work for non-core workloads, like Deployment.
Deployment workload's customized labels like
component.oam.dev/name: example-deployment
could be automatically generated for its pods.The pod haven't get the customized label.
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