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ahmetb
ahmetb commented Nov 7, 2018

If a plugin's windows platform spec specifies something like bin: foo, we:

  1. copy the executable to plugin's installation dir as foo
  2. but we symlink it as kubectl-foo.exe on windows.

I am not at all sure that kubectl-foo.exe which points to foo (that has no .exe extension) can be executed. Can someone verify if this works or not?

Depending on that, (1) we need to make sure i

help wanted lifecycle/frozen good first issue
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mhaddon
mhaddon commented Apr 6, 2022

Is your feature request related to a problem?

if you configure a target-namespace for the k3s resources, you would expect isolation mode to restrict resources in that target-namespace. Instead it isolates the namespace which runs the k3s master node.

Which solution do you suggest?

either it automatically uses the "target-namespace" or you can specify the namespace in the isolation block

mortent
mortent commented Oct 14, 2021

We have a small number of e2e tests for kpt live (outside of the bash-based approach). They currently run in serial and requires that a new cluster is created for several of the tests. This causes them to be very slow.

We should improve this by:

  • Reduce the number of times we need to create a new kind cluster, as this takes ~1 minute. Tests should clean up after themselves and we can handle
enhancement good first issue area/live triaged

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