Antoine Cotten

Oh, I didn't realize that the cache was _partially_ restored. It didn't cause any issue in my case, but I'd agree that the step should rather fail than leaving inconsistent...

Or the action could report whether the cache was successfully restored or not via an output, that way users could decide for themselves whether to proceed or not.

Code generators write to a directory relative to `$GOPATH/src`. In your case: * `$GOPATH/src/appmgmt-operator/generated/appmgmt-operator/api/clientset` * `$GOPATH/src/appmgmt-operator/generated/appmgmt-operator/api/listers` * `$GOPATH/src/appmgmt-operator/generated/appmgmt-operator/api/informers`

Is your code available somewhere so I can try to reproduce?

@gabrik because by default code generators try to read `${GOPATH}/src/k8s.io/code-generator/hack/boilerplate.go.txt`. Notice the $GOPATH in there. That means you have to manually clone the code-generator repository at this location on your...

@onkarbanerjee yes, if you describe your issue I can try to help. Please provide snippets of your scripts, the structure of your project, and the errors you're seeing.

@onkarbanerjee chances are that your code was generated in `$GOPATH/src/github.com/onkarbanerjee/crd-code`, and not in your current project's directory.

Your screenshot doesn't show `pkg/client`.

@onkarbanerjee this seems like a misconfigured Go project or Go toolchain to me. This goes beyond the topic of this discussion, but here are two ways to fix this: *...

I observe a similar behaviour in Knative with the IMC dispatcher, which memory usage remains high forever after a load test.