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Explanation
This code defines a Python class named V2ObjectMetricSource
representing an object metric source used in Kubernetes. It’s likely part of a larger library for interacting with Kubernetes resources. Here’s a breakdown:
- Class Structure:
- The class is auto-generated, likely from a Kubernetes API specification, and has the following attributes:
described_object
: AV2CrossVersionObjectReference
representing the object whose metrics are being considered.metric
: AV2MetricIdentifier
defining the specific metric to be tracked.target
: AV2MetricTarget
specifying the desired value for the metric.- Constructor (
__init__
) - Takes optional arguments for
described_object
,metric
, andtarget
. - Initializes instance variables for these attributes, ensuring they’re not
None
. - Accessor Methods (
@property
) - Provides getter methods for
described_object
,metric
, andtarget
, allowing access to the attributes in a controlled manner. - Each getter has a corresponding setter (using
@described_object.setter
etc.) that validates the input value and assigns it to the private instance variable (_described_object
etc.) - Utility Methods:
to_dict()
: Converts the object to a dictionary representation, making it suitable for serialization.to_str()
: Provides a string representation of the object, useful for printing and debugging.__repr__()
: Usesto_str()
to provide a more informative representation forprint
andpprint
.__eq__()
: Defines how to compare twoV2ObjectMetricSource
objects for equality, ensuring they have the same values for all attributes.__ne__()
: Implements the not-equals operator (using__eq__
for negation).
Overall, this class is a model representation of an object metric source as defined by Kubernetes. It facilitates working with this resource in a Python environment, enabling operations like serialization, comparison, and access to its various attributes.
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