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Oops, the e2e failure is from this:

s: "BeEmpty matcher expects a string/array/map/channel/slice.  Got:\n    <*v1.EventList | 0xc0004881c0>: \n        items:\n        - count: 1\n          eventTime: null\n          firstTimestamp: \"2025-06-27T22:20:27Z\"\n          involvedObject:\n            apiVersion: v1\n            kind: Pod\n            name: send-events-0ca3ad6b-a597-4f0a-9fd4-17bc4cac8858\n            namespace: events-654\n            resourceVersion: \"44510\"\n            uid: de6e4ada-26ba-4203-a1e3-8131534efde9\n          lastTimestamp: \"2025-06-27T22:20:27Z\"\n          message: Successfully assigned events-654/send-events-0ca3ad6b-a597-4f0a-9fd4-17bc4cac8858\n            to bootstrap-e2e-minion-group-csnb\n          metadata:\n            creationTimestamp: \"2025-06-27T22:20:27Z\"\n            managedFields:\n            - apiVersion: v1\n              fieldsType: FieldsV1\n              fieldsV1:\n                f:count: {}\n                f:firstTimestamp: {}\n                f:involvedObject: {}\n                f:lastTimestamp: {}\n                f:message: {}\n                f:reason: {}\n                f:reportingComponent: {}\n                f:source:\n                  f:component: {}\n                f:type: {}\n              manager: kube-scheduler\n              operation: Update\n              time: \"2025-06-27T22:20:27Z\"\n            name: send-events-0ca3ad6b-a597-4f0a-9fd4-17bc4cac8858.184d065d19eb69c0\n            namespace: events-654\n            resourceVersion: \"23992\"\n            uid: 411f9249-0f75-488e-a54c-b4416b969dd6\n          reason: Scheduled\n          reportingComponent: default-scheduler\n          reportingInstance: \"\"\n          source:\n            component: default-scheduler\n          type: Normal\n        metadata:\n          resourceVersion: \"27264\"",
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It's because the return type of the list function is an EventList object, not an []Event slice. I think changing the assertion to something like this should work:

.Should(gomega.HaveField("Items", gomega.Not(gomega.BeEmpty())))

Other options are to wrap the list function or use gomega.WithTransform(...), but I think the above is simpler.

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