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Index

• Variables
• func NewClientsetConfig(objects ...runtime.Object) (*restclient.Config, kubernetes.Interface)
• func NewPodExecutor(config *rest.Config, method string, url *url.URL) (remotecommand.Executor, error)
• type WrappedClientset
  • func (w *WrappedClientset) CoreV1() corev1.CoreV1Interface
• type WrappedCoreV1
  • func (w *WrappedCoreV1) RESTClient() restclient.Interface

Variables

var PodExecResult = func(url *url.URL) (string, string, error) { return "", "", nil }

PodExecResult can be used to output arbitrary strings during unit testing

Functions

func NewClientsetConfig

func NewClientsetConfig(objects ...runtime.Object) (*restclient.Config, kubernetes.Interface)

func NewPodExecutor

func NewPodExecutor(config *rest.Config, method string, url *url.URL) (remotecommand.Executor, error)

NewPodExecutor should be used instead of remotecommand.NewSPDYExecutor in unit tests

Types

type WrappedClientset

type WrappedClientset struct {
	*fakeclientset.Clientset
}

There is a deficiency in the FakeCoreV1 implementation that returns a nil RESTClient To get around this limitation, we wrap the fakes in our own types, which supply a valid RESTClient for unit testing.

func (*WrappedClientset) CoreV1

func (w *WrappedClientset) CoreV1() corev1.CoreV1Interface

type WrappedCoreV1

type WrappedCoreV1 struct {
	fakecorev1.FakeCoreV1
	RestClient restclient.Interface
}

There is a deficiency in the FakeCoreV1 implementation that returns a nil RESTClient To get around this limitation, we wrap the fakes in our own types, which supply a valid RESTClient for unit testing.

func (*WrappedCoreV1) RESTClient

func (w *WrappedCoreV1) RESTClient() restclient.Interface