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johnbelamaric avatar johnbelamaric commented on September 6, 2024

In R1 terminology, this is getting at how to prioritize changes when using a PackageVariant or PackageVariantSet. There are three places that changes can be made:

a. In the upstream package
b. In the PackageVariant(Set) resource via a mutation using the function pipeline or injection
c. In the downstream package revision after fan out

The question comes in this flow:

  1. user deploy a package via a PackageVariant(Set)
  2. user modifies the resulting PackageRevision and publishes it
  3. user modifies the upstream package, and then changes the PV(S) to refer to the new revision of that upstream
  4. PV generates a new PackageRevision based on the updated upstream package, but the changes in the upstream package my conflict with the change made in 2)

Which should we honor, in this case? Is there a way the user should be able to control that? If so, it probably would be some policy field in PV. But if it's that, then since PVS creates PVs, how can we be selective about the ones it applies to? Should we allow that?

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