fix(webhooks,orchestrations): add brokers.Watch to trigger reconciliation on broker changes #378
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Summary
brokers.Watch[]()to the Webhooks and Orchestrations controllers to fix a bug where these modules weren't being reconciled whenbroker.dsnsetting was added after the resource was createdProblem
When Webhooks or Orchestration resources are created before the
broker.dsnsetting exists:broker.dsnis added, the Broker becomes readyWhy the existing watches weren't sufficient
For Webhooks:
WithWatchSettingsandWithOwn[*v1beta1.Webhooks](&v1beta1.BrokerConsumer{})brokertopics.Watchsince Webhooks doesn't publish events (no "webhooks" topic exists)For Orchestration:
brokertopics.Watch[*v1beta1.Orchestration]("orchestration")Solution
Add
brokers.Watch[]()to both modules. This ensures that when the Broker status changes (becomes ready), these modules are directly reconciled and can create their deployments with the proper broker configuration.This follows the same pattern used by other broker-dependent resources:
BrokerConsumerusesbrokers.Watch[*v1beta1.BrokerConsumer]()BrokerTopicusesbrokers.Watch[*v1beta1.BrokerTopic]()Benthosusesbrokers.Watch[*v1beta1.Benthos]()Test plan