Apply defaults to objects implementing CustomDefaulter #540
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The controller-runtime Defaulter interface is deprecated in favor of CustomDefaulter. We now detect either interface and apply it to implementing objects. Signed-off-by: Scott Andrews <scott@andrews.me>
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- Coverage 60.46% 60.34% -0.13%
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- Misses 1039 1043 +4
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The controller-runtime Defaulter interface is deprecated in favor of CustomDefaulter. We now detect either interface and apply it to implementing objects.