fix: nil pointer dereference in deletion sequencing when a before-resource is not yet observed#140
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…ource is not yet observed when enableDeletionSequencing=true, the function panics when a before-resource exists in desired but not yet in observed Signed-off-by: Gabriel Gaudreau <ggaudreau@genetec.com>
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enableDeletionSequencing=true, the function panics if a "before" resource exists in desiredComposed but not yet in observedComposed. Skip usage generation for resources that haven't been observed yet, the next reconcile should pick them up.The unit test added covers exactly the use-case I have that reproduced the issue. Running the test without the code change correctly reproduces the issue.
Fixes #139
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