Before, there was no failure reported by the netpol analyzer, if the
matcher on the policy doesn't match any pods.
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* chore: updated logo
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* chore: updated logo
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* chore: updated logo
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* chore: updated logo
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* chore: updated logo again
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* chore: updated logo
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* chore: updated logo
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In order to catch a variaty of small and quick to happen mistakes, there
is now an additional action in place which runs a linter on the PR
content.
fixes#330
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Having a pointer to a range variable will always yield the latest value
the loop sees. This leads to subtle bugs. To prevent this from
happening, the range variable was assigned to a temp variable, which is
then referenced as a pointer.
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Before the filter inside the func literal was capturing the value from
the outer loop. This is a subtle mistake, since in combination with
running the function literal as go routine, the value of filter could
have already changed at invocation time.
To fix this, the filter is now passed in as an argument to the func
literal.
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Instead of storing cached values in the config yaml, they are now stored
under these OS specific locations:
* Linux: `~/.cache/k8sgpt`
* MacOS: `~/Library/Caches`
* Windows: `%LocalAppData%\cache`
Additionally a `Cache` package and interface has been introduced.
Currently there are two implementations:
* Noop - Doesn't do anything
* FileBased - Stores data in files under the locations listed above
fixes#323
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* feat: async calls
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* feat: added concurrency settings
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* feat: added in ability to set max concurrency
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* feat: allow to set a baseURL for OpenAI providers
This allows to run local models that have a compatible OpenAI API, or
for instance use a proxy.
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* feat: allow to set baseURL in the auth subcommand
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* feature(makefile): The overall optimization and architecture design of the Makefile are made
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* feat: the overall optimization and architecture design of the makefile are made
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