Report Kubernetes object ownership on the k8s-status service message - #2150
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Adds an optional ownerUuid property carrying the uid of the owner reference marked controller: true, so Server can render a deployment's objects as an ownership tree. The property is omitted entirely when an object has no controlling owner, which is the case for objects Octopus applies directly. Older servers ignore the new property: the service message parser dumps every attribute into a plain dictionary and the k8s-status mapper reads known keys by name, so no capability gate is needed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds an optional ownerUuid property carrying the uid of the owner reference marked controller: true, so Server can render a deployment's objects as an ownership tree. The property is omitted entirely when an object has no controlling owner, which is the case for objects Octopus applies directly.
Older servers ignore the new property: the service message parser dumps every attribute into a plain dictionary and the k8s-status mapper reads known keys by name, so no capability gate is needed.