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docs: remove RegisteredController#eventRecorder from the 5.6 release blog post - #3689
The 5.6 release blog post documented RegisteredController#eventRecorder(), which no longer exists: the recorder is now stateless and shared, with the reconciliation Context passed per call (EventRecorder#record(EventRecord, Context)), and it can only record events about the primary resource.
This replaces that section with how to plug in a custom EventRecorder via ConfigurationServiceOverrider#withEventRecorder and how it relates to context.eventRecorder().
Checked the rest of the docs (docs/content/en/docs): no other references to the removed API; the josdk.events.cluster-scoped-namespace and RBAC notes in configuration.md are still accurate.
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Added guidance for configuring a custom event recorder, including its sharing and thread-safety requirements.
Clarified that the recorder receives reconciliation context and replaces the default recorder when configured.
Removed guidance on recording events outside reconciliation or for non-primary resources.
The v5.6 release notes now explain how to configure a custom EventRecorder, describe its shared, stateless, thread-safe contract, and state that the default is a per-controller DefaultEventRecorder.
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Custom recorder configuration and contract docs/content/en/blog/releases/v5-6-release.md
The notes describe supplying a custom EventRecorder through withEventRecorder, its shared stateless and thread-safe contract, and the default per-controller recorder. They remove guidance about recording events outside reconciliation or for non-primary resources.
operator-framework/java-operator-sdk#3686: The release-note changes remove the unavailable RegisteredController#eventRecorder() example and clarify the recorder’s reconciliation context and primary-resource scope.
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The release note should say that custom recorders must handle their own recording failures. This is a small documentation fix, and the merge risk is low.
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What changed in this PR
Corrects the Java Operator SDK 5.6 release post to describe the current event-recording API instead of the removed RegisteredController#eventRecorder() method.
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Replaces the obsolete example with custom recorder configuration via withEventRecorder.
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Review comments at @docs/content/en/blog/releases/v5-6-release.md:
- Around line 100-102: Update the custom recorder documentation near
`EventRecorder#record` to state that recorder implementations must log and
swallow recording failures, including when invoked through the context-bound
`context.eventRecorder()` view.
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State the error-handling requirement for custom recorders.
The SDK does not enforce best-effort recording around a custom recorder. If its sink throws, the exception can fail reconciliation.
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bound to that context. Without a custom recorder, every controller records its events through a
`DefaultEventRecorder` of its own.
+Custom recorders must log and swallow recording failures, including through their context-bound view.+
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Review comment at @docs/content/en/blog/releases/v5-6-release.md around lines 100 - 102:
Update the custom recorder documentation near `EventRecorder#record` to state that recorder implementations must log and swallow recording failures, including when invoked through the context-bound `context.eventRecorder()` view.
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The 5.6 release blog post documented
RegisteredController#eventRecorder(), which no longer exists: the recorder is now stateless and shared, with the reconciliationContextpassed per call (EventRecorder#record(EventRecord, Context)), and it can only record events about the primary resource.This replaces that section with how to plug in a custom
EventRecorderviaConfigurationServiceOverrider#withEventRecorderand how it relates tocontext.eventRecorder().Checked the rest of the docs (
docs/content/en/docs): no other references to the removed API; thejosdk.events.cluster-scoped-namespaceand RBAC notes inconfiguration.mdare still accurate.Summary by CodeRabbit