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When a VR condition is not met, we set the protected PVC condition message using the error message returned from isVRConditionMet(). When using csi-addons > 0.10.0, we use now the message from the condition instead of the default message. Since the Validated condition is not reported by older version of csi-addons, and we must wait until the Validated condition status is known when VRG is deleted, isVRConditionMet() returns now also the state of the condition, which can be: - missing: condition not found - stale: observed generation does not match object generation - unknown: the special "Unknown" value - known: status is True or False When we validate the Validate condition we have these cases: - Condition is missing: continue to next condition. - Condition is met: continue to the next condition. - Condition not met and its status is False. This VR will never complete and it is safe to delete since replication will never start. If VRG is deleted, we return true since the VR reached the designed state. Otherwise we return false. In this case we updated the protected pvc condition with the message from the VR condition. - Condition is not met and is stale or unnown: we need to check again later. There is no point to check the completed condition since a VR cannot complete without validation.In this case we updated the protected pvc condition with the message generated by isVRConditionMet() for stale or unknown conditions. Signed-off-by: Nir Soffer <nsoffer@redhat.com>
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