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feat: add support for N nginx ingresses per service #1

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This addresses Rally's need to support multiple stable ingresses per rollout in argo rollouts.

An issue against the primary repo has been made but not a lot of feedback on it.
argoproj#2001

Modifications:

  • update the Nginx datatype to have a field called AdditionalStableIngresses to allow for 1-N stable ingresses instead of just 1.
  • modify the SetWeight method to create a canary for each stable ingress and apply new weight to all canary ingresses.
  • update validations to validate all stable ingresses.
  • designed to be fully backwards compatible

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@tperdue321 tperdue321 merged commit ca45cf5 into master Jun 30, 2022
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Travis - This is exactly the feature we need for one of our products. Thanks for the effort.
Have you tried to get this merged into the master? I will try to push it with the community

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