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I'd recommend shelling out to kubectl or using client-go for now. Supporting YAML and JSON serialization for known manifests isn't easy (#8).
I've had the thought of adding a RawResouce, where you could stick a payload then the client would POST whatever's in the body:
type RawResource struct {
APIVersion string
Kind string
Metadata v1.ObjectMeta
ContentType string
Bytes []byte
}
but for now, it sounds like you'd probably just want to use kubectl apply -f
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the issue: app should support two different clusters, as example 1.7 and 1.11+
yes, I know that we can use kubectl for each version... but it's not nice.
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the issue: app should support two different clusters, as example 1.7 and 1.11+
You probably want two different manifest then anyway, right?
yes, I know that we can use kubectl for each version... but it's not nice.
A couple lines of bash sounds nicer to me than messing with untyped YAML and JSON in Go :)
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This might not help you, and it's certainly not ideal, but at least to share what worked for my use case:
While using a manifest file that would work with kubernetes doesn't work as is, you could adjust the yaml so that the fields line up with what the unmarshaller is expecting. I used https://github.com/ghodss/yaml for yaml since it transitions through json allowing you to take advantage of the json related tags. (this might not be necessary any more, I see yaml tags have been merged in)
You could also get an existing resource via the library and then marshall it to to yaml and dump it out to a file to get an example of what it needs to look like, I think that would work.
for example a readinessProbe might become:
readinessProbe:
handler:
httpGet:
path: /
port:
type: 1
strval: http
timeoutSeconds: 1
Once you get used to the differences they are pretty easy to write, they are just a little more verbose, and unfortunately it does require separate manifests for whatever you are using this library for.
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I love the simplicity of this kubernetes client, but I too am running into this same challenge. Any thoughts on replacing the apis
package in this project with kubernetes/api? The resources in that projects support not only protobuf but also YAML and JSON marshalling/unmarshalling
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I love the simplicity of this kubernetes client, but I too am running into this same challenge. Any thoughts on replacing the apis package in this project with kubernetes/api? The resources in that projects support not only protobuf but also YAML and JSON marshalling/unmarshalling
If you need those packages I'd recommend using client-go. There's no way to import kubernetes/api without getting most of the client-go package anyway.
I still think my earlier comment about a RawResource would be the way to handle this use case.
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