// VirtualHostWrapper is a context-dependent virtual host entry with guarded routes.
// Note: Currently we are not fully utilizing this structure. We could invoke this logic
// once for all sidecars in the cluster to compute all RDS for inside the mesh and arrange
// it by listener port. However to properly use such an optimization, we need to have an

	return plugin.LimitKey
}

// FakeBasicVolumePlugin implements a basic volume plugin. It wrappers on
// FakeVolumePlugin but implements VolumePlugin interface only.
// It is useful to test logic involving plugin interfaces.
type FakeBasicVolumePlugin struct {
	Plugin FakeVolumePlugin
}

func (f *FakeBasicVolumePlugin) GetPluginName() string {
	return f.Plugin.GetPluginName()
}

     * '.' with a '$' for the package part, only for the class name part. There is also the case of a imported class, so this logic can't be done in these cases...
     */
    private static class ConstructedClassWithPackage extends ClassNode {
        private final String prefix;
        private String className;

// This is required to ensure we won't be leaking goroutines that wait for context
// cancelling (e.g. in queueset::StartRequest method).
// Even though in production we are not using httptest.Server, this logic is shared
// across these two.
func TestContextClosesOnRequestProcessed(t *testing.T) {
	epmetrics.Register()
	fcmetrics.Register()
	wg := sync.WaitGroup{}
	wg.Add(1)

	}

	for i := 0; i < podUpdateWorkerSize; i++ {
		go wait.UntilWithContext(ctx, nc.doPodProcessingWorker, time.Second)
	}

	// Handling taint based evictions. Because we don't want a dedicated logic in TaintManager for NC-originated
	// taints and we normally don't rate limit evictions caused by taints, we need to rate limit adding taints.
	go wait.UntilWithContext(ctx, nc.doNoExecuteTaintingPass, scheduler.NodeEvictionPeriod)

        } else if (observedState == GRAPH_RESOLVED) {
            // The configuration has been used in a resolution, and it is an error for build logic to change any dependencies,
            // exclude rules or parent configurations (values that will affect the resolved graph).
            if (type != MutationType.STRATEGY) {

	}.exercise(t)
}

// TestContextCancel tests cancellation of a request's context.
// The outline is:
//  1. Use a concurrency limit of 1.
//  2. Start request 1.
//  3. Use a fake clock for the following logic, to insulate from scheduler noise.
//  4. The exec fn of request 1 starts request 2, which should wait
//     in its queue.
//  5. The exec fn of request 1 also forks a goroutine that waits 1 second

					errCh <- err
					utilruntime.HandleError(err)
				}
			}
		}(i)
	}
	deleteWait.Wait()

	// collect errors if any for proper reporting/retry logic in the controller
	errors := []error{}
	close(errCh)
	for err := range errCh {
		errors = append(errors, err)
	}
	return utilerrors.NewAggregate(errors)
}

func storeDaemonSetStatus(

			// b) Node IP of the current node
			//
			// For L2Bridge network the Source VIP is always the NodeIP of the current node and the same
			// would be configured on kube-proxy as SourceVIP
			//
			// The logic for choosing the SourceVIP in Overlay networks is based on the backend endpoints:
			// a) Endpoints are any IP's outside the cluster ==> Choose NodeIP as the SourceVIP

// `pred` implies that `n` is live whenever `pred` is true.  Then we can deduce
// mismatching liveness in the inputs to node by comparing the predicate those
// inputs are mapped to.  The core logic of this pass resides in creating the
// map from TensorFlow nodes to predicates.
//
//
// MAPPING NODES TO PREDICATES, MODULO CYCLES
// ------------------------------------------
//