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Honor project in node.spec.providerID #779

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@hoskeri hoskeri commented Nov 8, 2024

While constructing node.spec.providerID, many code paths assume that the all node instances are in the cluster project.

This results in nodes backed by instances in projects other than the cluster project to be deleted (since they cannot be found in the cluster project).

Fix relevant code paths to honor the project portion of the providerID as well, not just the zone and instance name.

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