Originally, printOnce() was implemented for printing debugging message
once for checking actual value is the same as expected value.
However even if an error doesn't happen in ExpectEqual(), printOnce()
is called internally. Then the second ExpectEqual() doesn't output
the debugging message if an error happens. This makes debugging
difficult, let's just remove it for debugging.
Added definition of "collection states" and noted that informer cache
queries are answered against these.
Also added an explicit note that the concept of object identity used
in the contract here does _not_ include ObjectMeta.UID.
Also updated the description of the notifications received by a
client, to account for the fact that a client can be added after the
informer starts running.
Added references to `MetaNamespaceKeyFunc` and
`SplitMetaNamespaceKey`.
Noted that a client must process each notification promptly and added
a referral to workqueue.
Made a couple other minor clarifications and corrections.
Filter() is called simultaneously, so the member of its (fake) implementation
cannot be written without lock.
The issue can be triggered by:
go test k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/scheduler/core --race --count=50
A number of tests rely on SSH behavior but are not marked with
SkipUnlessSSHKeysPresent(). This means that the tests will run and
hang. This can be confusing for users because they may not know why
the tests failed. Instead, we should be reporting on the known issue
and skipping the test (hence why the helper Skip... function exists).
isKernelPid should explicitly check the error returned from os.Readlink and return true
only if the error value is ENOENT. Without this fix, if Readlink
returned say ENAMETOOLONG or EACESS, we would still count the process as
a kernel process (which is not true).
The container manager used in kubelet checks for docker daemon process either via pidfile
or process name. While the pidfile points to the docker daemon process PID, the
dockerProcessName constant stores a docker cli name ( docker ) instead of docker daemon
name ( dockerd ).
The conformance test "validates resource limits of pods that are
allowed to run" is failed if master node doesn't have taints.
The reason is that nodeList which should consist of schedulable
nodes is gotten with GetMasterAndWorkerNodes() and master nodes
were excluded from nodeList.
This makes nodeList be gotten with GetReadySchedulableNodesOrDie()
and nodeList can consist of schedulable nodes.
