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Automatic merge from submit-queue add godep manifest files to staging repos The staging repos should have manifests that match the godeps of kube so we know what they build against. We don't need the actual vendored code, since a sync script on the other side needs to find the correct level of other staging directories and thus requires its own `godep restore && go get && godep save` cycle. @sttts ptal @lavalamp @caesarxuchao client-go needs a lot of unwinding to do something similar, but the idea is that you can run an acyclic path to get this updated by copying the types and dependencies with `go list`, then generate the clients, then generate this manifest. Then in your sync script you can pull the proper levels and finish the actual vendoring. |
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README.md
This staging/src/k8s.io/client-go directory is the staging area of the client repo. It contains a versioned client, tools built around the client like the reflector, and all the client dependencies. The content will be periodically published to k8s.io/client-go repo.
The staged content is copied from the main repo, i.e., k8s.io/kubernetes, with directory rearrangement and necessary rewritings. To sync the content with the latest code in your local k8s.io/kubernetes, you need to run godep restore in k8s root directory, then run staging/copy.sh.
vendor/k8s.io/client-go is a symlink pointing to this staging area, so to use the packages in the staging area, you can import it as "vendor/client-go/", as if the client were vendored. The client will be vendored from k8s.io/client-go for real after the test matrix is converted to vendor k8s components.