remove summary objects

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Type

enhancement, bug_fix

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Description

• Refactored cleanup handlers to uniformly use deleteDeprecated for deprecated resources, enhancing code maintainability.
• Added a new constant operationNotSupportedMsg in storage.go for better error message handling.
• Minor formatting change in types.go by reordering import statements for better code readability.
• Removed several files and artifacts related to summaries, indicating a significant cleanup and simplification of the codebase.

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Changes walkthrough

	Relevant files
Formatting	types.go Reorder Import Statements in Types Definition                        pkg/apis/softwarecomposition/types.go Reordered import statements, placing "metav1" import after "strings". +2/-115
Enhancement	cleanup.go Refactor Cleanup Handlers to Use `deleteDeprecated`            pkg/cleanup/cleanup.go Changed deletion handlers for several resources to use deleteDeprecated function. Added a new implementation for deleteDeprecated function that does not use its parameters. Added an extra line break for readability. +6/-5      storage.go Add New Constant for Unsupported Operation Message              pkg/registry/file/storage.go Introduced a new constant operationNotSupportedMsg with the message "operation not supported". +1/-0

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• Unit test: success
• Go linting: success

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PR Description updated to latest commit (7461b46)

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PR Review

⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]	3, because the PR involves a mix of simple changes like reordering imports and more complex changes like refactoring deletion handlers and removing a significant number of files. The complexity and potential impact of these deletions on the codebase require careful review.
🧪 Relevant tests	No
🔍 Possible issues	Refactoring Risk: Changing deletion handlers to use deleteDeprecated could potentially impact the cleanup process if not properly tested, especially in edge cases.
	Codebase Impact: The removal of several files and artifacts related to summaries might have dependencies that are not covered in the PR diff. It's crucial to ensure that no remaining parts of the codebase are adversely affected.
🔒 Security concerns	No

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Category	Suggestions
Maintainability	Consolidate deletion logic for deprecated resources. Consider consolidating the deletion logic for deprecated resources into a single function or interface if the deletion criteria are identical. This approach can simplify the codebase and make future modifications easier. pkg/cleanup/cleanup.go [30-43] -"applicationprofilesummaries": deleteDeprecated, -"sbomsummaries": deleteDeprecated, -"vulnerabilitymanifestsummaries": deleteDeprecated, -"workloadconfigurationscansummaries": deleteDeprecated, +// Example consolidation using a single function for all deprecated summaries +"applicationprofilesummaries": deleteAllDeprecatedSummaries, +"sbomsummaries": deleteAllDeprecatedSummaries, +"vulnerabilitymanifestsummaries": deleteAllDeprecatedSummaries, +"workloadconfigurationscansummaries": deleteAllDeprecatedSummaries,
Best practice	Remove unnecessary imports. Ensure that the added import (metav1 "k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/apis/meta/v1") is necessary for this file. If it's not being used, consider removing it to keep the import block clean and to reduce the binary size. pkg/apis/softwarecomposition/types.go [22] import ( "strings" - - metav1 "k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/apis/meta/v1" )
	Use the defined constant for unsupported operation messages consistently. For the constant operationNotSupportedMsg, consider using it in error handling throughout your storage package to ensure consistency in error messages related to unsupported operations. This can improve the maintainability and readability of your error handling. pkg/registry/file/storage.go [31] -operationNotSupportedMsg = "operation not supported" +// Example usage within a function +func someOperation() error { + return errors.New(operationNotSupportedMsg) +}
Enhancement	Add logging to the deletion process of deprecated resources. For the deleteDeprecated function, consider adding logging or metrics collection to monitor the usage and performance of this function over time. This can help in understanding how often deprecated resources are being cleaned up and if there are any issues with the deletion process. pkg/cleanup/cleanup.go [195-196] func deleteDeprecated(_, _ string, _ *metav1.ObjectMeta, _ ResourceMaps) bool { + log.Info("Deleting deprecated resource") return true }
	Implement a strategy pattern for resource cleanup. Given the repetitive pattern of marking resources as deprecated for deletion, consider implementing a strategy pattern for resource cleanup. This would allow for more flexible handling of different resource types, potentially accommodating future requirements without modifying the central cleanup logic. pkg/cleanup/cleanup.go [30-43] -"applicationprofilesummaries": deleteDeprecated, -"sbomsummaries": deleteDeprecated, -"vulnerabilitymanifestsummaries": deleteDeprecated, -"workloadconfigurationscansummaries": deleteDeprecated, +// Example strategy pattern implementation +type DeletionStrategy interface { + Delete(resourceType string, metadata *metav1.ObjectMeta, resourceMaps ResourceMaps) bool +} +type DeprecatedDeletionStrategy struct{} + +func (dds *DeprecatedDeletionStrategy) Delete(_, _ string, _ *metav1.ObjectMeta, _ ResourceMaps) bool { + return true +} +

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