In order not to have 2 new monitor methods, maybe we should combine them
into a single method.
However, as I thought on this, monitor_cond without any conditions should
not send any updates at all. A typical usage will be in OVN when
ovn-controller will open a monitor_cond session with empty "where"
condition array and when VMs are deployed on this host, it will add
conditions by monitor_cond_change method and by that will get all the
updates relevant to that specific host.
As I see it, we have here 2 options:
1. monitor_cond without any "where" value will behave as the proposed
monitor2 method - send updates upon all rows using update2 notifications.
monitor_cond with "where" value that is an empty array will not send
any updates at all till conditions are added by monitor_cond_change
method.
2. monitor_cond always sends updates. If there is no "where" value or it
is an empty array, updates on all rows will be sent using update2
notifications. In this case a client will not be able to open a monitor
session and expect no updates at all like written in the usage above.
Any thoughts?
- Liran
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