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Sugar Controller is a separate install, which makes its functionality less useful.
Similar to knative/serving#11969, remove sugar-controller as a separate installable YAML, and integrate it into the main eventing controller. Use a namespace-level label selector to enable and disable the sugar controller at the namespace level.
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Create an example that debounces events fired:
Use a range input to define the debouncing-interval and offer a button that uses this interval debouncing it's clicks.
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Just a thought: why don't we add
is_eq(),is_gt()etc methods (alongside thecompareandrich_compare), for the sake of newcomer-friendliness? Sort of the same asis_none()etc.Also, note explicitly in trait impl docstrings (and in
is_eq/is_nedocstrings) thatPartialEqcompares pointers, which may otherwise lead to confusion.(Here's a use case example. I've used pyo3 and