Update to use c.clock.Now() instead of time.Now()

Author: jigisha620

pkg/controllers/state/cluster.go

@@ -397,7 +397,7 @@ func (c *Cluster) UpdatePodHealthyNodePoolScheduledTime(ctx context.Context, nod
 			// If the pod is scheduled to a nodePool and if the nodePool has NodeRegistrationHealthy=true
 			// then mark the time when we thought it can schedule to now.
 			if nodePool.StatusConditions().IsTrue(v1.ConditionTypeNodeRegistrationHealthy) {
-				c.podHealthyNodePoolScheduledTime.LoadOrStore(nn, time.Now())
+				c.podHealthyNodePoolScheduledTime.LoadOrStore(nn, c.clock.Now())
 			} else {
 				// If the pod was scheduled to a healthy nodePool earlier but is now getting scheduled to an
 				// unhealthy one then we need to delete its entry from the map because it will not schedule successfully

pkg/controllers/state/suite_test.go

@@ -127,6 +127,7 @@ var _ = Describe("Pod Healthy NodePool", func() {
 		setTime := cluster.PodSchedulingSuccessTimeRegistrationHealthyCheck(client.ObjectKeyFromObject(pod))
 		Expect(setTime.IsZero()).To(BeFalse())
 
+		fakeClock.Step(time.Minute)
 		// We try to update pod schedulable time, but it should not change as we have already stored it
 		cluster.UpdatePodHealthyNodePoolScheduledTime(ctx, nodePool.Name, []*corev1.Pod{pod}...)
 		Expect(cluster.PodSchedulingSuccessTimeRegistrationHealthyCheck(client.ObjectKeyFromObject(pod))).To(Equal(setTime))