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Kubelet read pods from file #5704
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I've just run e2e tests - all tests are passing: |
LGTM minus the move to default. I'm okay merging as-is if you've gone home for the day. |
If possible, I would prefer to do it in a separate PR. But decision is up to you. |
SGTM, merging. Thanks @wojtek-t! |
Thanks! |
Document this somewhere. On Fri, Mar 20, 2015 at 10:18 AM, Wojciech Tyczynski <
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I believe both integration and e2e tests use manifest files only (since kubelet could not read pods before). Could you add some more tests for reading pods? Eventually all tests should use pods, but I am not sure when we're going to deprecate container manifests. |
We are in the process of wrapping up and enabling v1beta3 now. @nikhiljindal is working on running tests using v1beta3 as well as v1beta1. We should do the same for the file-based pods -- run both formats for now. |
I did some checking and it seems that none of the e2e tests is using Kubelet mechanism to read pods from http/file. IIUC, currently the only existing test for it (except from unit tests) are integration tests. I'm going to change them to test both Pod & ContainerManifest format. |
That sounds good. Suggest you write a standalone integration test in the On Mon, Mar 23, 2015 at 4:38 AM, Wojciech Tyczynski <
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This PR is the continuation of #5598
There are two separate commits, since the first one is just a refactoring to allow code sharing.
cc @vmarmol @yujuhong