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[e2e] kubectl stdin
Problem: Currently kubectl heavily relies on files which have to be (for lack of a better word :):):)) "written" to the file system. This hinders adoption of something like gobindata, by forcing an intermediary generated-assets directory type thing.
Solution: Lets migrate `kubectl.go` testing over to using standard input streams.
cc @kubernetes/sig-testing @timothysc
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kubectl describe: show multiple labels/annotations on multiple lines
Small UX improvement: when there is more than one label/annotation, it's more readable to see them on the different lines.
Before:
```console
$ kubectl describe svc
Name: s2i-test
Namespace: test2
Labels: app=s2i-test,foo=bar
...
```
After:
```console
$ kubectl describe svc
Name: s2i-test
Namespace: test2
Labels: app=s2i-test
foo=bar
...
```
This change affects output of the labels/annotations in many of the sub-commands of the `kubectl describe`.
PTAL @smarterclayton @kargakis
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kubectl: more sophisticated pod selection for logs and attach
Trying to get the logs or attach to an object other than a pod
will poll forever if that object has no replicas. This commit adds
a 20s timeout for polling.
@kubernetes/kubectl @deads2k @fabianofranz
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kubectl rolling-update support for same image
Fixes#23497.
Enables `kubectl rolling-update --image` to the same image, adding a `--image-pull-policy` flag to remove ambiguity. This allows rolling-update to behave as an "update and/or restart" (https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/23497#issuecomment-212349730), or as a forced update when the same tag can mean multiple versions (e.g. `:latest`). cc @janetkuo @nikhiljindal
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Use tagged redis image for kubectl test, move json test file out of deprecated examples
Closes#24642
Changes the redis image to use the :e2e tagged version on gcr.io.
Since the examples/ subdir is deprecated in favor of the new kubernetes/kubernetes.github.io I just copied this file to test-manifests/kubectl like some other files.
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Fix unintended change of Service.spec.ports[].nodePort during kubectl apply
Please refer #23551 for more detail. @bgrant0607 I think this simple fix should be ok to reuse nodePort. @thockin ptal.
Release note: Fix unintended change of `Service.spec.ports[].nodePort` during `kubectl apply`.
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Cluster Verification Framework
I've spent the last few days looking at the general patterns of verification we have that we tend to reuse in the e2es. Basically, we need
- label filters
- forEach and WaitFor (where forEach doesn't necessarily waitFor anything).
- timeouts
- multiple phases (reusable definition of state)
- an extensible way to define cluster state that can evolve over time in a data object rather than as a set of parameters that have magic semantics
This PR
- implements the abstract above functionality declaratively, and w/o hidden semantics.
- addresses the sprawling duplicate methods in #23540, so that we can phase out the wrapper methods and replace them with well defined, extensible semantics for cluster state.
- fixes the recently discovered #23730 issue (where kubectl.go is relying on examples.go, which is obviously wacky) by using the new framework to implement forEachPod in just a couple of lines and migrating the wrapper function into framework.go.
There is some cleanup to do here, but this is seemingly working for a couple of use cases that are important (spark,cassandra,...,kubectl) tests. - i played with a few different ideas and this wound up seeming to be the most natural implementation from a usability standpoint...
in any case, just thought id push this up as a first iteration, open to feedback.
@kubernetes/sig-testing @timothysc
- rebase: ForEach only on Running pods
- add waitFor step in guestbook describe and wrapper
- simplify logs in polling, make panic immediate, give rolluped stats in
the logs.
Improve logging for failure on ForEach
Only close the stdout/stderr pipes from kubectl port-forward when we're truly done with the command,
instead of as soon as runPortForward exits.
Also try to gracefully stop kubectl port-forward via SIGINT, instead of always sending SIGKILL, as
this will help avoid spdy goroutine leaks in the Kubelet.
Jeff Lowdermilk