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bmuschko / gradle-kubernetes-plugin

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Build is broken on Travis CI #28

Open bmuschko opened 5 years ago

bmuschko commented 5 years ago

The build on Travis CI is currently failing. We'll need to get that fixed.

cdancy commented 5 years ago

@bmuschko I've hesitated fixing things as we've moved away from this plugin internally and on to using helm instead. The problem is that kubernetes, especially for bigger workloads, can be very complicated to program and wire up even with this plugin vs when you use helm things are more/less push-button. I'm not sure how much traffic this plugin is getting, or use for that matter, but I'm not sure if it's a viable solution for kubernetes going forward.

bmuschko commented 5 years ago

Totally understand. I just checked JCenter and people still seem to use it so I guess we have to keep it around at least.

cdancy commented 5 years ago

Really? That's great. No one has ever opened an ISSUE/PR so I assumed we were the only ones :) Kubernetes is very complicated and I tried my best here to make resuable parts, and succeeded to a degree, but it only gets you past the most simple of use-cases and understanding how to get more out of this (which is possible) takes a seasoned developer IMO. Wish folks would chime in that they are using it though ;) That gives me a little more motivation to fix the broken CI build.

bmuschko commented 5 years ago

I am kind of surprised that there isn't a stronger engagement from users. Maybe the plugin was applied to some builds and then forgotten. It might not be really used. It's too bad you can't get more specific stats e.g. by country/region/city.