mile("AfterUpdate")
		},
		beginUpdate: func(_ context.Context, obj, _ runtime.Object, _ *metav1.UpdateOptions) (FinishFunc, error) {
			mile("BeginUpdate")
			return func(_ context.Context, success bool) {
				mile(fmt.Sprintf("FinishUpdate(%v)", success))
			}, nil
		},
		expectMilestones: []string{"BeginUpdate", "FinishUpdate(true)", "AfterUpdate", "Decorator"},

	// dedicated strategies.
	statusStore := *store
	statusStore.UpdateStrategy = csrregistry.StatusStrategy
	statusStore.ResetFieldsStrategy = csrregistry.StatusStrategy
	statusStore.BeginUpdate = countCSRDurationMetric(csrDurationRequested, csrDurationHonored)

	approvalStore := *store
	approvalStore.UpdateStrategy = csrregistry.ApprovalStrategy
	approvalStore.ResetFieldsStrategy = csrregistry.ApprovalStrategy

		proxyTransport:    proxyTransport,
	}
	store.Decorator = genericStore.defaultOnRead
	store.AfterDelete = genericStore.afterDelete
	store.BeginCreate = genericStore.beginCreate
	store.BeginUpdate = genericStore.beginUpdate

	// users can patch the status to remove the finalizer,
	// hence statusStore must participate on the AfterDelete
	// hook to release the allocated resources

	UpdateStrategy rest.RESTUpdateStrategy
	// BeginUpdate is an optional hook that returns a "transaction-like"
	// commit/revert function which will be called at the end of the operation,
	// but before AfterUpdate and Decorator, indicating via the argument
	// whether the operation succeeded.  If this returns an error, the function
	// is not called.  Almost nobody should use this hook.
	BeginUpdate BeginUpdateFunc