This avoids some conflict with the built-in `flag` module in Go. The
module was already being renamed to `verflag` on import anyways, so we
might as well just call it that.
Tested:
- hack/build-go.sh and ran the resulting binaries with -version args.
Signed-off-by: Filipe Brandenburger <filbranden@google.com>
The sync frequency should be part of the syncLoop and resync no
less often than every X seconds. The current implementation runs
even if a config update was delivered less than X seconds ago.
because it causes a runtime panic if a binary which has its own implementation
of "-version" flag tries to reuse a package library which indirectly depend on
"pkg/version".
e.g. If such an user-defined binary tires to link "pkg/api" or "pkg/client",
the binary fails with a runtime panic "flag redefined: version".
Tested: Passed -version argument to kubelet (and all other binaries):
$ output/go/bin/kubecfg -version
Kubernetes version 0.1, build 6454a541fd56
Signed-off-by: Filipe Brandenburger <filbranden@google.com>
Also transfer the Kubelet from using ContainerManifest.ID to source specific
identifiers with namespacing. Move goroutine behavior out of kubelet/ and
into integration.go and cmd/kubelet/kubelet.go for better isolation.
The -etcd_servers flag is used inconsistently by the Kubernetes commands,
both externally and internally.
This patch fixes the issue by using the same type to represent a list of
etcd servers internally, and declares the -etcd_servers flag consistently
across all commands.
This patch should be 100% backwards compatible with no changes in behavior.
1) imported glog to third_party (previous commit)
2) add support for third_party/update.sh to update just one pkg
3) search-and-replace:
s/log.Printf/glog.Infof/
s/log.Print/glog.Info/
s/log.Fatalf/glog.Fatalf/
s/log.Fatal/glog.Fatal/
4) convert glog.Info.*, err into glog.Error*
Adds some util interfaces to logging and calls them from each cmd, which
will set the default log output to write to glog. Pass glog-wrapped
Loggers to etcd for logging.
Log files will go to /tmp - we should probably follow this up with a
default log dir for each cmd.
The glog lib is sort of weak in that it only flushes every 30 seconds, so
we spin up our own flushing goroutine.
Clayton Coleman