Integer Type conversion in yaml

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The below is my istio yaml for traffic shifting. I am getting the below error if I pass parameter in spinnaker. I am sending only integer values like 10, 20 etc.

"json: cannot unmarshal string into Go value of type int32"

Can I change the string to integer in yaml ?

- apiVersion: networking.istio.io/v1alpha3

  kind: VirtualService

  metadata:

    name: webvs

    namespace: default

  spec:

    gateways:

      - xyz.default.svc.cluster.local

      - mesh

    hosts:

      - web.xyz.com

    http:

      - route:

          - destination:

              host: web.default.svc.cluster.local

              port:

                number: 8080

              subset: v1

            weight: '${ parameters.Prodweightb }'

          - destination:

              host: web.default.svc.cluster.local

              port:

                number: 8080

              subset: v2

            weight: '${ parameters.Blineweightb }'

          - destination:

              host: web.default.svc.cluster.local

              port:

                number: 8080

              subset: v3

            weight: '${ parameters.Canaryweightb }'

edited Nov 21 at 19:39

Frank B

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asked Nov 21 at 14:22

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The below is my istio yaml for traffic shifting. I am getting the below error if I pass parameter in spinnaker. I am sending only integer values like 10, 20 etc.

"json: cannot unmarshal string into Go value of type int32"

Can I change the string to integer in yaml ?

- apiVersion: networking.istio.io/v1alpha3

  kind: VirtualService

  metadata:

    name: webvs

    namespace: default

  spec:

    gateways:

      - xyz.default.svc.cluster.local

      - mesh

    hosts:

      - web.xyz.com

    http:

      - route:

          - destination:

              host: web.default.svc.cluster.local

              port:

                number: 8080

              subset: v1

            weight: '${ parameters.Prodweightb }'

          - destination:

              host: web.default.svc.cluster.local

              port:

                number: 8080

              subset: v2

            weight: '${ parameters.Blineweightb }'

          - destination:

              host: web.default.svc.cluster.local

              port:

                number: 8080

              subset: v3

            weight: '${ parameters.Canaryweightb }'

edited Nov 21 at 19:39

Frank B

36017

asked Nov 21 at 14:22

Subit Das

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up vote
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down vote

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The below is my istio yaml for traffic shifting. I am getting the below error if I pass parameter in spinnaker. I am sending only integer values like 10, 20 etc.

"json: cannot unmarshal string into Go value of type int32"

Can I change the string to integer in yaml ?

- apiVersion: networking.istio.io/v1alpha3

  kind: VirtualService

  metadata:

    name: webvs

    namespace: default

  spec:

    gateways:

      - xyz.default.svc.cluster.local

      - mesh

    hosts:

      - web.xyz.com

    http:

      - route:

          - destination:

              host: web.default.svc.cluster.local

              port:

                number: 8080

              subset: v1

            weight: '${ parameters.Prodweightb }'

          - destination:

              host: web.default.svc.cluster.local

              port:

                number: 8080

              subset: v2

            weight: '${ parameters.Blineweightb }'

          - destination:

              host: web.default.svc.cluster.local

              port:

                number: 8080

              subset: v3

            weight: '${ parameters.Canaryweightb }'

edited Nov 21 at 19:39

Frank B

36017

asked Nov 21 at 14:22

Subit Das

The below is my istio yaml for traffic shifting. I am getting the below error if I pass parameter in spinnaker. I am sending only integer values like 10, 20 etc.

"json: cannot unmarshal string into Go value of type int32"

Can I change the string to integer in yaml ?

- apiVersion: networking.istio.io/v1alpha3

  kind: VirtualService

  metadata:

    name: webvs

    namespace: default

  spec:

    gateways:

      - xyz.default.svc.cluster.local

      - mesh

    hosts:

      - web.xyz.com

    http:

      - route:

          - destination:

              host: web.default.svc.cluster.local

              port:

                number: 8080

              subset: v1

            weight: '${ parameters.Prodweightb }'

          - destination:

              host: web.default.svc.cluster.local

              port:

                number: 8080

              subset: v2

            weight: '${ parameters.Blineweightb }'

          - destination:

              host: web.default.svc.cluster.local

              port:

                number: 8080

              subset: v3

            weight: '${ parameters.Canaryweightb }'

types yaml istio spinnaker

edited Nov 21 at 19:39

Frank B

36017

asked Nov 21 at 14:22

Subit Das

edited Nov 21 at 19:39

Frank B

36017

asked Nov 21 at 14:22

Subit Das

edited Nov 21 at 19:39

Frank B

36017

edited Nov 21 at 19:39

Frank B

36017

edited Nov 21 at 19:39

Frank B

36017

asked Nov 21 at 14:22

Subit Das

asked Nov 21 at 14:22

Subit Das

asked Nov 21 at 14:22

Subit Das

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The problem with your yaml is that there are single quotes around the int parameter value. Try to remove them, for example:

weight: ${ parameters.Canaryweightb }

answered Nov 21 at 16:52

Frank B

36017

Spinnaker is assigning those single quotes automatically.
– Subit Das
Nov 21 at 17:37

Isn't there a way to tell spinnaker that the value is int (not string) so it doesn't add the quotes?
– Frank B
Nov 21 at 23:04

I could resolve it using the following notation in spinnaker. '${ #toInt( parameters.Prodweightb ) }' '${ #toInt( parameters.Blineweightb ) }' '${ #toInt( parameters.Canaryweightb ) }'
– Subit Das
Nov 22 at 14:45

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The problem with your yaml is that there are single quotes around the int parameter value. Try to remove them, for example:

weight: ${ parameters.Canaryweightb }

answered Nov 21 at 16:52

Frank B

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Spinnaker is assigning those single quotes automatically.
– Subit Das
Nov 21 at 17:37

Isn't there a way to tell spinnaker that the value is int (not string) so it doesn't add the quotes?
– Frank B
Nov 21 at 23:04

I could resolve it using the following notation in spinnaker. '${ #toInt( parameters.Prodweightb ) }' '${ #toInt( parameters.Blineweightb ) }' '${ #toInt( parameters.Canaryweightb ) }'
– Subit Das
Nov 22 at 14:45

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up vote
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The problem with your yaml is that there are single quotes around the int parameter value. Try to remove them, for example:

weight: ${ parameters.Canaryweightb }

answered Nov 21 at 16:52

Frank B

36017

Spinnaker is assigning those single quotes automatically.
– Subit Das
Nov 21 at 17:37

Isn't there a way to tell spinnaker that the value is int (not string) so it doesn't add the quotes?
– Frank B
Nov 21 at 23:04

I could resolve it using the following notation in spinnaker. '${ #toInt( parameters.Prodweightb ) }' '${ #toInt( parameters.Blineweightb ) }' '${ #toInt( parameters.Canaryweightb ) }'
– Subit Das
Nov 22 at 14:45

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up vote
0
down vote

The problem with your yaml is that there are single quotes around the int parameter value. Try to remove them, for example:

weight: ${ parameters.Canaryweightb }

answered Nov 21 at 16:52

Frank B

36017

The problem with your yaml is that there are single quotes around the int parameter value. Try to remove them, for example:

weight: ${ parameters.Canaryweightb }

answered Nov 21 at 16:52

Frank B

36017

answered Nov 21 at 16:52

Frank B

36017

answered Nov 21 at 16:52

Frank B

36017

answered Nov 21 at 16:52

Frank B

36017

Spinnaker is assigning those single quotes automatically.
– Subit Das
Nov 21 at 17:37

Isn't there a way to tell spinnaker that the value is int (not string) so it doesn't add the quotes?
– Frank B
Nov 21 at 23:04

I could resolve it using the following notation in spinnaker. '${ #toInt( parameters.Prodweightb ) }' '${ #toInt( parameters.Blineweightb ) }' '${ #toInt( parameters.Canaryweightb ) }'
– Subit Das
Nov 22 at 14:45

add a comment |

Spinnaker is assigning those single quotes automatically.
– Subit Das
Nov 21 at 17:37

Isn't there a way to tell spinnaker that the value is int (not string) so it doesn't add the quotes?
– Frank B
Nov 21 at 23:04

I could resolve it using the following notation in spinnaker. '${ #toInt( parameters.Prodweightb ) }' '${ #toInt( parameters.Blineweightb ) }' '${ #toInt( parameters.Canaryweightb ) }'
– Subit Das
Nov 22 at 14:45

Spinnaker is assigning those single quotes automatically.
– Subit Das
Nov 21 at 17:37

Isn't there a way to tell spinnaker that the value is int (not string) so it doesn't add the quotes?
– Frank B
Nov 21 at 23:04

I could resolve it using the following notation in spinnaker. '${ #toInt( parameters.Prodweightb ) }' '${ #toInt( parameters.Blineweightb ) }' '${ #toInt( parameters.Canaryweightb ) }'
– Subit Das
Nov 22 at 14:45

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