func (e *Endpoint) WithProviderSpecific(key, value string) *Endpoint {
	if e.ProviderSpecific == nil {
		e.ProviderSpecific = ProviderSpecific{}
	}

	e.ProviderSpecific = append(e.ProviderSpecific, ProviderSpecificProperty{Name: key, Value: value})
	return e
}
func (e *Endpoint) WithProviderSpecific(key, value string) *Endpoint {
	if e.ProviderSpecific == nil {
		e.ProviderSpecific = ProviderSpecific{}
	}

	e.ProviderSpecific = append(e.ProviderSpecific, ProviderSpecificProperty{Name: key, Value: value})
	return e
}
func ( e * Endpoint ) WithProviderSpecific ( key , value string ) * Endpoint { if e . ProviderSpecific == nil { e . ProviderSpecific = ProviderSpecific { } } e . ProviderSpecific = append ( e . ProviderSpecific , ProviderSpecificProperty { Name : key , Value : value } ) return e }
// WithProviderSpecific attaches a key/value pair to the Endpoint and returns the Endpoint.
// This can be used to pass additional data through the stages of ExternalDNS's Endpoint processing.
// The assumption is that most of the time this will be provider specific metadata that doesn't
// warrant its own field on the Endpoint object itself. It differs from Labels in the fact that it's
// not persisted in the Registry but only kept in memory during a single record synchronization.
WithProviderSpecific attaches a key / value pair to the Endpoint and returns the Endpoint . This can be used to pass additional data through the stages of ExternalDNS s Endpoint processing . The assumption is that most of the time this will be provider specific metadata that doesn t warrant its own field on the Endpoint object itself . It differs from Labels in the fact that it s not persisted in the Registry but only kept in memory during a single record synchronization .