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Hi @roycaihw,

thanks for looking into my request. I'm sorry that it took me a while to come back to you.

I'm not entirely sure, on which aspect my help is needed. Maybe it my description for the desired function was not quite clear. So let me try again:

There is already utils.parse_quantity which I used in my project, but I also needed a way to convert a Decimal number back into a Kubernetes quantity. I propose to add this functionality to the Python K8s client.

I opened the issue to ask if such a function is desired and since, I've already implemented it for my own project, I want to contribute. To illustrate my request a bit more, I've no created a draft PR for the function, so that you can have a look (there is also an example how to use the function): #2216

Please let me know if you're in favor of the change. Then I'll convert into an actual PR and sign the CLA.

I'm removing the 'help wanted', since to indicate that I've replied to your request.

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Hi @rkschamer, the feature sounds good! Please feel free to convert the draft to an actual PR and we can review and merge it

Hi @rkschamer, the feature sounds good! Please feel free to convert the draft to an actual PR and we can review and merge it

Thanks, @roycaihw! I've now added tests and converted to an actual PR. Please feel free to review the PR.

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From my point of view, this PR is still valid. I'm just awaiting a code review. I'm sorry about the extend of the PR. Majority of the changes is in tests. I could reduce, if you want.

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Could this feature be merged in? This seems really helpful. Thanks for making this @rkschamer

People on Stack Overflow are suggesting to roll your own converter from '100m' to decimal and back and that's obviously less than ideal from a maintainability standpoint, it seems like only Golang has code in it to convert both ways.

@superlazyname, I'd be very happy if my PR #2216 could be merged. I'm just waiting for a review from @roycaihw, who is assigned to it.