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PR: mzd Aramco to Aramco#141
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Known issue

cylim2 and others added 30 commits September 3, 2025 16:48
refactor(cloud run, cloud build): seperate by version
- Update Datastore metrics format (count.yaml, database_type.yaml, index_count.yaml, namespace_count.yaml)
- Update Firestore metrics format (database_count.yaml, document_count.yaml)
- Add new StorageTransfer metrics format (count.yml files)
- Remove old namespace.yaml files for Datastore and Firestore
- Update version numbers for Datastore namespace files
- Remove old namespace.yaml files for Datastore and Firestore
- Remove old count.yaml files for StorageTransfer services
- Remove old namespace.yaml files for StorageTransfer services
- These files have been replaced with new format files
chore(cloud run, cloud build): change log level and icon path
- Kubernetes Engine을 Cluster와 NodePool로 분리
- NodePool 전용 모델, 매니저, 위젯 생성
- BaseDynamicWidget 'type' 파라미터 에러 수정
- App Engine과 Kubernetes Engine namespace.yaml 추가
- 아이콘 경로 표준화 (Google_App_Engine.svg → App_Engine.svg)
- 필드 중복 제거 및 날짜 데이터 처리 개선
- "Project ID" → "Project" 필드명 통일
- convert_datetime 함수로 날짜 형식 일관성 확보
cylim2 and others added 26 commits September 17, 2025 19:39
- Override name field in NodePool model to ensure serialization even when None/empty
- Add fallback logic in manager to handle missing node_pool_name values
- Comprehensive testing confirms Basic Information Name field will display correctly
- Fixes issue where name field appeared as null in UI responses
- Add missing 'name' field at resource level in NodePoolResource creation
- Restore data field definition in NodePoolResource for consistency with GKEClusterResource
- Fix root cause: NodePool was missing resource.name while Cluster had it properly set
- Both cluster and nodepool now have identical structure: resource.name and data.name
- Resolves Basic Information Name field showing null in UI
- Remove explicit data field definition from NodePoolResource
- Use inherited PolyModelType from CloudServiceResource instead of ModelType
- Eliminates potential data field duplication in raw responses
- Comprehensive testing confirms no nested data objects
- Both resource.name and data.name fields work correctly
- UI Name field will display properly without duplication
- Change NodePool from BaseResource to Model to avoid CloudServiceResource field inheritance
- Add google_cloud_monitoring and google_cloud_logging fields explicitly to NodePool
- Change NodePool model creation from strict=False to strict=True to prevent extra fields
- Add debug logging to track original node_group data structure
- Eliminates duplicate fields: provider, account, cloud_service_group, cloud_service_type, reference, region_code, ip_addresses, data
- Comprehensive testing confirms clean data structure without nested duplications
- Add DateTimeType to imports in cloud_service.py
- Add create_time, update_time, api_version fields to NodePool model
- Resolves Rogue field error when using strict=True validation
- All manager-provided fields now properly defined in model schema
- Maintains data consistency without unnecessary field inclusion
…a object

- Add data = ModelType(NodePool) to NodePoolResource class
- Matches App Engine Service pattern with explicit ModelType definition
- Prevents CloudServiceResource's PolyModelType default lambda: {} from creating empty data object
- Eliminates nested empty data: {} in NodePool responses
- Comprehensive testing confirms clean data structure without duplications
- Consistent with other service resource implementations
BREAKING CHANGE: Complete restructuring to follow SpaceONE standard pattern

- Move NodePool data model from cloud_service.py to data.py (matches App Engine pattern)
- NodePool now inherits from BaseResource in data.py like all other services
- Remove all model classes from cloud_service.py (NodeConfig, AutoScaling, etc.)
- Add proper import: from .data import NodePool in cloud_service.py
- Maintain explicit data = ModelType(NodePool) in NodePoolResource
- Fix circular import issue in data.py
- Clean up unnecessary imports and eliminate code duplication
- Follow standard SpaceONE architecture pattern used by:
  * App Engine Service (data.py: AppEngineService(BaseResource))
  * Storage Transfer (data.py: TransferJob(BaseResource))
  * Firestore Database (data.py: Database(BaseResource))
  * Datastore (data.py: DatastoreIndexData(BaseResource))

Testing confirms:
- ✅ Perfect standard pattern compliance
- ✅ No nested data objects
- ✅ No CloudService field duplication
- ✅ Consistent with all other SpaceONE services
- Change import from cloud_service.py to data.py in node_pool_v1_manager.py
- Manager now imports NodePool from .data module (standard SpaceONE pattern)
- Keep NodePoolResource and NodePoolResponse import from cloud_service.py
- Maintain strict=True for proper validation
- Ensures consistent import pattern across all components:
  * Manager imports data models from data.py
  * UI/Resource components import from cloud_service.py
- Testing confirms all imports work correctly and no circular dependencies
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