These are long gone, removed in 2016:
* AuthPath removal: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/pull/29216
* Flag removal: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/pull/40048
This removes the remnants from clientcmd, mostly in the comments
describing how the configuration is loaded.
Since getServerIdentificationPartialConfig can no longer fail (it
copies fields from one struct to another), this drops the error
return, along with the error handling in the caller.
Signed-off-by: Stephen Kitt <skitt@redhat.com>
Kubernetes-commit: 8a8238ba7f850241de9c5cc4b22fa1a6b6a19480
I am moving myself to emeritus as I am now firmly on the end-user side
of things.
Signed-off-by: Andy Goldstein <andy.goldstein@gmail.com>
Kubernetes-commit: 3ab816dcabf37acda33c665ab5aa85f1f6163bc1
This commit refactors the `renew` function in the leader election package to replace
the deprecated `wait.PollImmediateUntil` with `wait.PollUntilContextTimeout`.
This change simplifies the context handling by removing the need for an additional
timeout context and its cancellation.
The previous implementation created a timeout context for each retry period,
which added unnecessary complexity. The new implementation directly passes the parent
context to the retry function, ensuring that the timeout is handled within `PollUntilContextTimeout`.
This change also ensures that the context passed to `tryAcquireOrRenew` and
`tryCoordinatedRenew` is consistent, improving the readability and maintainability of the code.
Kubernetes-commit: 3d2f498aa31cb2e90bcfc372b7930aed0604fbef
When the client does not have permission to watch a resource, the
RetryWatcher continuously retried. In this case, it's better to send an
error and stop retrying to let the caller handle this case since this is
not a transient error that can be recovered without user intervention.
This is particularly helpful in applications that leverage a user
provided service account and the application needs to notify the user to
set the correct permissions for the service account.
This also accounts for invalid credentials from the watch client.
Signed-off-by: mprahl <mprahl@users.noreply.github.com>
Kubernetes-commit: db2218d16e3fb2a30b21ffa0f307beb515d8394b
This makes the Stop method idempotent so that if Stop is called multiple
times, it does not cause a panic due to closing a closed channel.
Signed-off-by: mprahl <mprahl@users.noreply.github.com>
Kubernetes-commit: a54ba917be42c941edf1a0359dced04e1a5e1d6f
The watch.Interface design is hard to change, because it would break
most client-go users that perform watches. So instead of changing the
interface to be more user friendly, this change updates the method
comments to explain the different responsibilities of the consumer
(client user) and the producer (interface implementer).
Kubernetes-commit: 1f35231a1d4f7b8586a7ec589c799729eeb4f7c4
- Extract watchWithResync to simplify ListAndWatch
- Wrap watchHandler with two variants, one for WatchList and one for
just Watch.
- Replace a bool pointer arg with a bool arg and bool return, to
improve readability.
- Use errors.Is to satisfy the linter
- Use %w to wrap the store.Replace error, to allow unwrapping.
Kubernetes-commit: 65fc1bb463c85a4c85e619bf7acac9503e23a253
- Switch to using the ProxyWatcher to validate the dance between
closing the stop channel and closing the result channel.
- Use the new clientfeaturestesting.SetFeatureDuringTest to test with
the WatchListClient enabled and disabled. These should result in
almost the exact same output events from the informer
(list ordering not garenteed), but with different input events
recieved from the apiserver.
Kubernetes-commit: 28e3a728e5e6fe651d7a17839d33ce42204c0b4e
- Add tests to confirm that Stop is always called.
- Add TODOs to show were Stop is not currently being called
(to fix in a future PR)
Kubernetes-commit: ab5aa4762fd5206d0dbd8412d7c6f3b76533a122
The previous attempt to fix this in
6aa779f4ed (diff-efa2cd1347df22ace5a516ea794152d00ef2a079db135c81787ed920ecb73658)
didn't address the root cause (or perhaps created it, not sure): the goroutine
must not be started if watch creation failed.
Instead, the error gets logged (as before) and an empty watch gets returned to
the caller (new). This is necessary because the function doesn't have an error
return value and changing that now would be disruptive. The empty watch is
valid and usable, so callers won't crash when they calls Stop.
This showed up recently in failed unit tests, probably because test
cancellation makes this error more likely:
"Unable start event watcher (will not retry!)" err="broadcaster already
stopped" logger="TestGarbageCollectorConstruction leaked goroutine"
The logger value and a preceding warning show that this occurs after test
completion.
Kubernetes-commit: 080432c46a7a49c3abf86d7fc5f2a5d7abc92239
Constructing a Broadcaster already starts a watch which runs in the
background. Shutdown must be called to avoid leaking the goroutine. Providing
a context was supposed to remove the need to call Shutdown, but that did not
actually work because the logic for "must check for cancellation" was
accidentally inverted.
While at it, structured log output also gets tested together with checking for
goroutine leaks.
Kubernetes-commit: ff779f1cb56cf896405e52f7923188b99b88bb00
the signature of the method was tightly connected to the reflector,
making it difficult to use for anything other than a reflector.
this simple refactor makes the method more generic.
Kubernetes-commit: 83c7542abc8c542c01ecb67376f134b2071c5304
Hang when canceling leader election information.
Occasionally, two leaders may run simultaneously.
Kubernetes-commit: b6b46a0e00682517d2ca7b7e9c2706b8e407e52e
In particular, document that ListAllByNamespace delegates to ListAll
if no namespace is specified.
Signed-off-by: Stephen Kitt <skitt@redhat.com>
Kubernetes-commit: 54e899317ef46e3b70827cacee244717022db0ad
