Jean-Paul Calderone
Jean-Paul Calderone
Darn. I used RequestTraversalAgent in yet another test suite and once again the test can't work because of this behavior.
Darn. I used RequestTraversalAgent in yet another test suite and once again the test can't work because of this behavior.
It looks like there is a partial work-around for this. Instead of using `RequestTraversalAgent`, use `StubTreq`. They are not API compatible but `StubTreq` will at least handle request body strings...
Uh, I guess. Writing unit tests that do real I/O with the global reactor has a very 2009 feel to it, though, and one might question whether the solution is...
Thanks! It looks like this is due to a limitation of txkube - which is that it uses the Kubernetes 1.5 schema. It's not immediately obvious to me what to...
Can you share the structure (but certainly not the secrets) of your kubeconfig file? What credentials *do* you have for accessing this cloud? Support for this kind of credentials will...
As a first approximation, this is caused by https://github.com/LeastAuthority/txkube/issues/198 which is now fixed. However, I doubt that fix by itself is sufficient to make kubetop work against Kubernetes 1.10.x.
https://github.com/LeastAuthority/txkube/pull/201 may fix it the rest of the way. Testing welcome.
Only Python 2.7 is currently supported. If someone wants to port kubetop to Python 3, contributions are welcome.
I wonder why. The Dockerfile doesn't specify another user. Maybe Docker has changed since the Dockerfile was written. Is the default user in the container no longer root?