This change splits out discovery fields from JoinConfiguration by performing
the following changes:
- Introduce a BootstrapTokenDiscovery structure, that houses configuration
options needed for bootstrap token based discovery.
- Introduce a FileDiscovery structure, that houses configuration options
(currently only a single option) needed for KubeConfig based discovery.
- Introduce a Discovery structure, that houses common options (such as
discovery timeout and TLS bootstrap token) as well as pointer to an instance
of either BootstrapTokenDiscovery or FileDiscovery structures.
- Replace the old discovery related JoinConfiguration members with a single
Discovery member.
This change is required in order to cleanup the code of unnecessary logic and
make the serialized JoinConfiguration more structured (and therefore, more
intuitive).
Signed-off-by: Rostislav M. Georgiev <rostislavg@vmware.com>
Looks like the previous change broke for users who have cloned their
upstream using https instead of ssh. Here we explicit strip out the
prefixes like "http://", "https://" and "git@" before look for the repo
name and the org name.
Change-Id: I8fbfae8bfa209a954d36d3ada791dcf13070ec6d
As the release process no longer requires an issue to be filed with each pull request, we should be treating pull requests as issues for the purposes of triage. This means it is helpful if PR authors add labels right as they open a PR.
As #69219 outlines the unit tests in `csi_client_test.go` where not
testing the actual implementation of the `csiDriverClient` but was
testing the fake.
To fix this, we changed the `csiDriverClient` to use a
`nodeClientCreator` which is responsible for creating a new
`NodeClient`, a real one in prod and a fake one in the tests.
The setup of the gRPC connection has been pushed into that creator. The
node client uses that connection; that's transparent to the driver
client. It's the responsibility of the driver client to close the
connection when it is done with the node client. To achieve this, we
have the node client creator return a closer which handles the
connection teardown.
In the tests we now also check if the driver client actually calls
this closer, thus closing the gRPC connection.
Closes: #69219
Co-authored-by: Rosie Bloxsom <rbloxsom@pivotal.io>
Co-authored-by: Maria Ntalla <mntalla@pivotal.io>
Make CreatePrivilegedPSPBinding reentrant so tests using it (e.g. DNS) can be
executed more than once against a cluster. Without this change, such tests will
fail because the PSP already exists, short circuiting test setup.
