Error importing kubeconfig files with "--" in its name about konfig

[stb1337]

@corneliusweig See #39 :)

[stb1337]

i also tried without .yaml and removed "--".

konfig import kubeconfig-xxx-xxx-xxx-xxx
error: unrecognized flag "kubeconfig-xxx-xxx-xxx-xxx"

konfig import kubeconfig-xxx-xxx-xxx-xxx --save
error: unrecognized flag "kubeconfig-xxx-xxx-xxx-xxx"

[corneliusweig]

Hm, I tried to repro your problem, but for me it worked fine. Can you please export DEBUG=1 in your shell, run the command again, and paste the output here?

[stb1337]

thanks a lot for having a lot of patience.

konfig import kubeconfig--test-dsc5.yaml                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               127 ↵
+ set -eou pipefail
+ IFS=':
	'
+ TMPFILES=()
+ declare -a TMPFILES
+ trap cleanup EXIT
+ main import kubeconfig--test-dsc5.yaml
+ hash kubectl
+ KUBECTL=kubectl
+ [[ 2 -eq 0 ]]
+ case "$1" in
+ import_ctx kubeconfig--test-dsc5.yaml
+ [[ kubeconfig--test-dsc5.yaml =~ -(.*) ]]
+ error 'unrecognized flag "kubeconfig--test-dsc5.yaml"'
+ echo 'error: unrecognized flag "kubeconfig--test-dsc5.yaml"'
error: unrecognized flag "kubeconfig--test-dsc5.yaml"
+ exit 1
+ cleanup
+ [[ 0 -gt 0 ]]

konfig import kubeconfig--test-dsc5 --save                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               1 ↵ 
+ set -eou pipefail
+ IFS=':
	'
+ TMPFILES=()
+ declare -a TMPFILES
+ trap cleanup EXIT
+ main import kubeconfig--test-dsc5 --save
+ hash kubectl
+ KUBECTL=kubectl
+ [[ 3 -eq 0 ]]
+ case "$1" in
+ import_ctx kubeconfig--test-dsc5 --save
+ [[ kubeconfig--test-dsc5 =~ -(.*) ]]
+ error 'unrecognized flag "kubeconfig--test-dsc5"'
+ echo 'error: unrecognized flag "kubeconfig--test-dsc5"'
error: unrecognized flag "kubeconfig--test-dsc5"
+ exit 1
+ cleanup
+ [[ 0 -gt 0 ]]

[stb1337]

I would guess that Line 74 is breaking execution.

I think If you remove "$1" =~ ^-(.*) it should work. Hopefully this helps, I am not that good with bash scripting.

[corneliusweig]

What's strange is that your output says [[ kubeconfig--test-dsc5 =~ -(.*) ]], however the pattern in l.74 says [[ "$1" =~ ^-(.*) ]]. So the debug output shows matching against -(.*) but the code wants ^-(.*).
I don't know why the ^ gets lost. Can you tell me about your OS and bash version? However since I can't reproduce the problem I have to defer bug hunting to you.

[stb1337]

After updating to v0.2.6 it worked.

konfig import kubeconfig--test-dsc5.yaml                                                                                                                                                                                       I540484@sTb31337
+ set -eEuo pipefail
+ TMPFILES=()
+ declare -a TMPFILES
+ trap cleanup EXIT
+ main import kubeconfig--test-dsc5.yaml
+ hash kubectl
+ KUBECTL=kubectl
+ [[ 2 -eq 0 ]]
+ case "$1" in
+ import_ctx kubeconfig--test-dsc5.yaml
+ tmpcfgs=()
+ declare -a tmpcfgs
+ local tmpcfg
+ local tmpinputcfg=
+ local out=
+ local arg=
++ mktemp konfig_XXXXXX
+ tmpcfg=konfig_sEV23k
+ TMPFILES+=("$tmpcfg")
+ tmpcfgs+=("$tmpcfg")
+ for OPT in "$@"
+ case $OPT in
+ kubectl config view --raw
+ [[ -z '' ]]
+ merge '' konfig_sEV23k kubeconfig--test-dsc5.yaml
+ [[ '' =~ ^-.+ ]]
+ IFS=':
	'
+ [[ '' == \-\p ]]
+ [[ '' == \-\-\p\r\e\s\e\r\v\e\-\s\t\r\u\c\t\u\r\e ]]
+ KUBECONFIG=:konfig_sEV23k:kubeconfig--test-dsc5.yaml
+ kubectl config view --flatten --merge
apiVersion: v1
clusters:
- cluster:
...
- name: user-read-only
  user: {}
+ IFS='
'
+ cleanup
+ [[ 1 -gt 0 ]]
+ rm -- konfig_sEV23k

I guess I had an old version of crew installed.

You may close the issue. Thanks a lot.

[stb1337]

I know the issue. I just had to reinstall my OS and performed the install command of the Readme.MD.

Within this setup instructions and old version V0.2.0 is mentioned. It would be helpful to keep the setup instructions of readme.md up to date or switch to an dynamic approach.

Kind regards

[corneliusweig]

It would be helpful to keep the setup instructions of readme.md up to date or switch to an dynamic approach.

That sounds like a documentation bug. Can you tell me what exactly confused you? You can also send a PR :)

[stb1337]

I will send an PR :) Thanks again for this great tool and your support :)