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Automatic merge from submit-queue (batch tested with PRs 44606, 46038)
Fix serialization of EnforceNodeAllocatable
EnforceNodeAllocatable being `nil` and `[]` are treated in different
ways by kubelet. Namely, `nil` is replaced with `[]string{"pods"}` by
the defaulting mechanism.
E.g. if you run kubelet in Docker-in-Docker environment
you may need to run it with the following options:
`--cgroups-per-qos=false --enforce-node-allocatable=`
(this corresponds to EnforceNodeAllocatable being empty array and not
null) If you then grab kubelet configuration via /configz and try to
reuse it for dynamic kubelet config, kubelet will think that
EnforceNodeAllocatable is null, failing to run in the
Docker-in-Docker environment.
Encountered this while updating Virtlet for Kubernetes 1.6
(the dev environment is based on kubeadm-dind-cluster)
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