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Sometimes this is referred to as the last observed state.
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When the resource is updated, the framework does not cache the resource directly from the response of the update.
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Instead, the underlying informer eventually receives an event with the updated resource and caches the resource.
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Therefore, it can happen that on next reconciliation the primary resource is not up-to-date regarding your updated (note that other event sources
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Therefore, it can happen that on next reconciliation the primary resource is not up-to-date regarding your updated status subresource (note that other event sources
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can trigger the reconciliation meanwhile). This is not usually a problem, since the status is not used as an input,
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the reconciliation runs again, and the status us updated again. The caches are eventually consistent.
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