- Define the OpenAPI schema for ResourceList
- Graduate `ResourceList` to apiVersion `v1`. Many functions have been implemented
and we are effectively treating the spec as backwards compatible.
- Add `results` field to the spec. This has been implemented in the
orchestrator and couple of functions libraries for a while, but hasn't been
yet standardized leading to minor discrepencies. Concurrent to this PR,
we need to udpate the fn framework (kyaml) to be compatible with
the standard and update the orchestrator to be backwards compatible.
- Include per-resource annotations (previously a seperate doc)
- Remove support for non-ResourceList wire formats. In practice, this is
not widely used and complicates the standard. The orchestrators can
easily covert a List to a ResourceList.
Adds a number of user-accessable options for configuring internal git resource
cloning behavior.
- Git commands are executed with a configurable timeout by including a parameter
like "?timeout=2m30s" in the resource URL. This can improve cloning a large
repository, or over a slow network.
- Git submodule cloning can be disabled by including a parameter like
"?submodules=false" in the resource URL.
- Switch the overall query parsing to use url.Parse() and be more extensible.
This commit adds functionality for a user to specify that `helm` should
include CRDs when inflating a Helm Chart.
As of Helm v3, the `install-crd` hook is no more, with
`CustomResourceDefinitions` existing in the root of the chart, under the
`crds` directory.
When calling `helm template`, `helm` does not output these CRDs unless
the user passes the `--include-crds` flag to the command.
With this commit, users can set `includeCRDs: true` as part of their helm
chart definition in `kustomize.yaml` to have these included as part of
the output.
Signed-off-by: Devon Mizelle <devon.mizelle@onepeloton.com>
On MacOS /var is a symlink for /private/var and we can end up having the
loader having a /private/var path while the TMPDIR has a /var path which
triggers a panic.
Signed-off-by: Sylvain Rabot <sylvain@abstraction.fr>
