NetApp/trident: operator/controllers/provisioner/installer/installer.go; 16 LoC

Found a possible issue in [NetApp/trident](https://www.github.com/NetApp/trident) at [operator/controllers/provisioner/installer/installer.go](https://github.com/NetApp/trident/blob/62ab24d23195b6616334fb7d17fe4a629dda67fe/operator/controllers/provisioner/installer/installer.go#L1560-L1575)

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> reference to daemonset is reassigned at line 1566

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```go
for _, daemonset := range daemonsets {
if daemonset.Namespace == i.namespace && daemonset.Name == daemonsetName {
// Found a daemonset named in the same namespace
log.Infof("A Trident daemonset named '%s' was found by label in CR namespace '%s'.", daemonsetName,
i.namespace)

currentDaemonset = &daemonset
createDaemonset = false
} else {
log.Errorf("a Trident daemonset %s was found by label in namespace '%s', "+
"which does not meet either name %s or namespace '%s' requirement, marking it for deletion",
daemonset.Name, daemonset.Namespace, daemonsetName, i.namespace)

unwantedDaemonsets = append(unwantedDaemonsets, daemonset)
}
}

```

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commit ID: 62ab24d23195b6616334fb7d17fe4a629dda67fe

Open operator/controllers/provisioner/installer/installer.go around lines 1560-1575 at commit 62ab24d. Read the loop and the linked analyzer context to determine whether the reported range-loop pointer finding is a bug, mitigated, or desirable behavior. Done means leaving the corresponding classification reaction on the issue.

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