Implement richer extensibility mechanisms for routes and clusters in … #2682
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@samsp-msft did you get a chance to look at this one? |
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This PR is based on the Route Extensibility Design Document and primarily addresses the extensibility issues mentioned in the related issue: #1709.
I have carefully reviewed and studied the above document and related links, and I believe this functionality is highly beneficial for the extensibility of YARP, especially in supporting custom route and cluster configurations. After extensive preparation and development, I have successfully completed the implementation of this PR.
If you are already working on this feature or have a better implementation plan, I would be more than happy to close this PR and look forward to contributing ideas or providing assistance for the final implementation.
Thank you for your time and review, and I look forward to your feedback!