fix sorting when comparing listener rule differences - #4382
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Anytime the Ingress reconcilation process runs, it can potentially modify all ALB rules. This is because in v2.12.0 we broke the listener rule conditions sorting, which prevented semantically similar configurations to be detected as drifted. As listener rule conditions can be returned in any order, the reconcilation process could potentially say a configuration like:
is not equal to
The root cause that broke the sorting is that we started using the actual condition / action objects in the array, rather than a pointer. e.g. originally the code was comparing arrays of
[]*elbv2types.RuleCondition, but it v2.12 this was refactored to compare arrays of[]elbv2types.RuleConditionwhile the compartator was still expecting a*elbv2types.RuleCondition. I fixed the comparator to use the right type. Also, I added some compile time checks and warnings to ensure this doesn't happen again.Checklist
README.md, or thedocsdirectory)BONUS POINTS checklist: complete for good vibes and maybe prizes?! 🤯