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Claims that are stuck waiting for an address when a pool has no free addresses should be re-reconciled when addresses become available #179
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I noticed an issue recently when creating multiple clusters with the same pool and forgetting that my pool size was too small for the number of machines I created. The observed behavior was that when the pool runs out of IPs, the cluster will never come up because it's waiting for a node to obtain an IP address. Even when deleting an unused cluster, this issue does not resolve itself. I have to manually delete the claim and its owner resources in order to get the deployment to progress.
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We should add a watch for when IPAddressClaims are deleted to trigger reconciles on other IPAddressClaims.
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