Closed weiqingy closed 3 years ago
Answers:
1) Spring is not a hard dependency, it's entirely optional.
2) There's no built in framework (e.g. mocks) but it will work with JUnit and WireMock (there are lots of examples of such tests in the repo)
3) It's plain HTTP for now, but it does support HTTP/2
4) There are some extensions generated, and there are instructions for how to generate your own for others.
5) The goal is to support every kubeconfig file that kubectl
works with. We think we have pretty good compatability. If you hit issues, please file an issue.
6) You don't have to use the extended
library, but you do need to provide either JSON or POJO for your custom objects.
Hope that helps!
Thanks for the reply, @brendandburns . Its helpful!
Closing the issue. Please use /reopen
if there is more info needed.
Hi team
Besides the release notes https://github.com/kubernetes-client/java/releases, I'm wondering if there is any other docs/wikis introducing the details about the fixes and new features added in the past months (since July 2020)?
We are trying to build an operator, and I have some questions on the official Java client, and would like your confirmation & suggestions.
Thank you!