generic

func NewClient ¶

func NewClient[T runtime.Object](gvr schema.GroupVersionResource, config *rest.Config) client[T]

Ideally, this wouldn't need to take a GVR, and it could just be inferred from the runtime.Object type given.

In practice, this doesn't seem to be straightforward. :(

Things that implement runtime.Object tend to be pointer types (e.g., *corev1.Pod), which means T is nil, and we can't call GetObjectKind() on it to start to guess at the GVR.

It might be possible to use schemes to lookup the GVR for a given Go type (assuming it's been registered), which could let us get rid of this. In the meantime, taking a GVR removes ambiguity at the cost of verbosity. /shrug