// initialization is complete.
	<-con.InitializedCh()

	for {
		// Go select{} statements are not ordered; the same channel can be chosen many times.
		// For requests, these are higher priority (client may be blocked on startup until these are done)
		// and often very cheap to handle (simple ACK), so we check it first.
		select {
		case req, ok := <-con.deltaReqChan:
			if ok {

	// changes and to update pod status. On the other hand, a shorter period
	// will cause more frequent relisting (e.g., container runtime operations),
	// leading to higher cpu usage.
	// Note that even though we set the period to 1s, the relisting itself can
	// take more than 1s to finish if the container runtime responds slowly
	// and/or when there are many container changes in one cycle.

	}
	fakeRuntime.SetFakeSandboxes(fakeSandboxes)

	actual, err := m.GetPods(ctx, false)
	assert.NoError(t, err)

	assert.Len(t, actual, 3)

	// Verify that the pods are sorted by their creation time (newest/biggest timestamp first)
	assert.Equal(t, uint64(createdTimestamps[2]), actual[0].CreatedAt)
	assert.Equal(t, uint64(createdTimestamps[0]), actual[1].CreatedAt)
	assert.Equal(t, uint64(createdTimestamps[1]), actual[2].CreatedAt)
}

			// twice. "container never ran" is different than "container ran and failed".  This is handled differently in the kubelet
			// and it is handled differently in higher order logic like crashloop detection and handling
			status.State.Terminated = &v1.ContainerStateTerminated{
				Reason:   kubecontainer.ContainerReasonStatusUnknown,

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