Ensure correct Channel Routing updates when Agents or capabilities are removed #58
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…lipse-lmos#55) The Channel Routing is not updated correctly when capabilities are removed from Agents or when Agents are completely uninstalled. This issue occurred because Server-Side Apply (SSA) was disabled and the fallback matching algorithm did not correctly detect these changes.
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Fix Channel Routing inconsistencies by enabling Server-Side Apply (SSA), improve integration testing (#55)
The Channel Routing is not updated correctly when capabilities are removed from Agents or when Agents are completely uninstalled. This issue occurred because Server-Side Apply (SSA) was disabled and the fallback matching algorithm did not correctly detect these changes. By enabling SSA, the Channel Routing resource now correctly reflects the resolved capabilities.
Since the Fabric8 Kubernetes Mock Server does not support SSA, the integration tests now run against a real Kubernetes cluster using Testcontainers with the K3s module. This ensures more realistic and reliable tests, bringing us closer to real-world Kubernetes behavior.