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feat: Add optional entity operator wait skip for Kind #397
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feat: Add optional entity operator wait skip for Kind #397
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Add SKIP_ENTITY_OPERATOR_WAIT environment variable to work around entity operator timeout issues in some environments (Linux + Podman). When set to 'true': - Checks only Kafka broker pod readiness (not full Kafka resource) - Polls Kafka broker directly to verify topic creation This is an opt-in workaround that doesn't affect standard deployments. Also improves user messaging: - Added timeout information (10 minutes) - Added proactive hints about workaround if timeout occurs - Set expectations for topic creation timing
Summary of ChangesHello @kabir, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request introduces an optional workaround for Kafka entity operator timeout issues that can occur in specific environments, particularly when using Kind with Podman on Linux. By setting a new environment variable, users can opt to skip the full entity operator readiness checks, allowing the deployment to proceed by verifying only the core Kafka broker and directly confirming topic creation. This change also significantly improves user experience by providing better guidance and troubleshooting tips within the deployment process and documentation. Highlights
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Code Review
This pull request introduces a valuable workaround for Kafka entity operator timeouts in certain environments by adding the SKIP_ENTITY_OPERATOR_WAIT flag. The changes are well-implemented in the deployment script and clearly documented in the README. My review includes one suggestion to improve the error handling in the deployment script for a better user experience when timeouts occur.
Add SKIP_ENTITY_OPERATOR_WAIT environment variable to work around entity operator timeout issues in some environments (Linux + Podman). When set to 'true': - Checks only Kafka broker pod readiness (not full Kafka resource) - Polls Kafka broker directly to verify topic creation This is an opt-in workaround that doesn't affect standard deployments. Also improves user messaging: - Added timeout information (10 minutes) - Added proactive hints about workaround if timeout occurs - Set expectations for topic creation timing
Add SKIP_ENTITY_OPERATOR_WAIT environment variable to work around entity operator timeout issues in some environments (Linux + Podman).
When set to 'true':
This is an opt-in workaround that doesn't affect standard deployments.
Also improves user messaging: