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I have a use case similar to the one described in a previous PR and this issue.

My controller needs to consume job status files on start, that would normally be worked on by a custom runnable during runtime. With vanilla controller-runtime this is currently not possible as any code that is run before reconciliation, has no access to a running manager.

This PR provides a way to register runnables as hooks that you can supply to your manager.

This PR is based on a fork of https://github.com/terinjokes/controller-runtime/tree/prestart-hook which is in turn a fork of this repo. I rebased the current master onto the latest development state of the original PR and implemented some of the proposals made by @JoelSpeed

terinjokes and others added 4 commits August 25, 2024 15:47
When implementing a controller that uses leader election, there maybe be
work that needs to be done after winning the election but before
processing enqueued requests. For example, a controller may need to
build up an internal mapping of the current state of the cluster before
it can begin reconciling.

This changeset adds support for adding prestart hooks to
controller-runtime's manager implementation. This hook runs after the
manager has been elected leader, immediately before the leader election
controllers are started.

Related kubernetes-sigs#607
feat(manager): add prestart hook support

See merge request asylum/upstream/controller-runtime!1
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