Adam Grare

Awesome thanks a lot @rubyjedi

Or use bash instead of sh?

This appears to have been fixed in http v4 which upgrading to kubeclient v4.5+ allows, we just happen to be stuck for now on 4.3.0. Going to close this since...

Thanks for following up @cben !

It is up to you, but now that we (MIQ) have moved to kubeclient 4.6 and are able to use a newer http gem we are no longer blocked by...

@cben I didn't catch that we were just calling `Kubeclient::Client.new` from `ContainerManagerMixin#connect`, I completely agree that the simple constructor should not do any network calls. I like the idea of...

The `respond_to?` is interesting as well, currently it isn't possible to do something like this: ``` kube = Kubeclient::Client.new() kube.get_cluster_service_classes if kube.respond_to?(:get_cluster_service_classes) ``` because it will raise a 404 exception...

> Is it legitimate for respond_to? to raise errors in Ruby? I don't see anything in the docs that states that `respond_to?` _can't_ raise an exception but I certainly wouldn't...

Thanks @moolitayer, we're okay because if the thread exits it will be restarted and currently we don't process the initial list of pods. This is a little concerning when we...

@skateman @martinpovolny network devices are guest_device with device_type "ethernet". There is an association off of hardware e.g. `vm.hardware.nics` which gets you just the network cards. Similarly for cd drives, these...