Tests and results with gomega and kubebuilder

// I was confused about what was actually going on with the reconcile loop vis-a-vis the TestReconcile function,
// so I threw some Print statements in and I have some results.
// (Note: the main reconcile loop now calls my reconcileServiceAccount func;
//  and one of the first things this test does is create a PSQL parent K8s object.)

  serviceaccount := &corev1.ServiceAccount{}
	c.Get(context.TODO(), defaultKey, serviceaccount)
	fmt.Printf("serviceaccount %+v", serviceaccount.Name) 
  fmt.Println("")
  // Line 8 always prints the name of the serviceaccount
  // because the serviceaccount always is created by this time after the parent PSQL object was created.

  g.Eventually(func() error { return c.Get(context.TODO(), defaultKey, serviceaccount) }, timeout).Should(gomega.Succeed())

	// Delete the ServiceAccount and expect Reconcile to be called for ServiceAccount deletion
  // The following lines 17-19 will affect the final print statement.
	g.Expect(c.Delete(context.TODO(), serviceaccount)).To(gomega.Succeed())
	g.Eventually(requests, timeout).Should(gomega.Receive(gomega.Equal(expectedRequest)))
	g.Eventually(func() error { return c.Get(context.TODO(), defaultKey, serviceaccount) }, timeout).Should(gomega.Succeed())
  
  // This should get the object again and print the name if the object exists. So what happens?
  serviceaccount2 := &corev1.ServiceAccount{}
	c.Get(context.TODO(), defaultKey, serviceaccount2)
	fmt.Printf("serviceaccount2 %+v", serviceaccount2.Name)
	fmt.Println("")
  
  // If no lines are commented out, the object exists to be retrieved -- but why?
  // If line 17 is commented out, then the delete never happens and the object always exists.
  // If line 18 is commented out, the test will fail on line 19 -- the object is not there to be gotten within the timeout window.
  // If line 19 is commented out, the object is not there to be retrieved, line 24 prints a blank.
  
  // So do 18 + 19 tell the testing to wait (a reasonable timeout window) for the reconcile message to be recieved (18) 
  // and wait (a reasonable timeout window) for the reconcile to re-create the deleted object?

Oy vey, I forgot to add these K8s kinds to the watcher