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 *
 * Copyright 2020 gRPC authors.
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 */

package client

import (
	"time"
)

// ClusterUpdate contains information from a received CDS response, which is of
// interest to the registered CDS watcher.
type ClusterUpdate struct {
	// ServiceName is the service name corresponding to the clusterName which
	// is being watched for through CDS.
	ServiceName string
	// EnableLRS indicates whether or not load should be reported through LRS.
	EnableLRS bool
}

// WatchCluster uses CDS to discover information about the provided
// clusterName.
//
// WatchCluster can be called multiple times, with same or different
// clusterNames. Each call will start an independent watcher for the resource.
//
// Note that during race (e.g. an xDS response is received while the user is
// calling cancel()), there's a small window where the callback can be called
// after the watcher is canceled. The caller needs to handle this case.
func (c *Client) WatchCluster(clusterName string, cb func(ClusterUpdate, error)) (cancel func()) {
	wi := &watchInfo{
		c:           c,
		typeURL:     cdsURL,
		target:      clusterName,
		cdsCallback: cb,
	}

	wi.expiryTimer = time.AfterFunc(defaultWatchExpiryTimeout, func() {
		wi.timeout()
	})
	return c.watch(wi)
}