Closed andrenarchy closed 5 years ago
Some time ago a coworker and me implemented something to workaround this. I don't have a good amount of time for testing etc, but I wanna make it possible for others to use our changes, so this is what we are using currently: https://gist.github.com/lenalebt/9b2ed4abe659fe78a8f68b796d24fad7
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Currently peer-finder waits until the script finishes before writing the output to stdout. This makes it hard/impossible to debug when the script hangs.
Instead it should write to both stdout and stderr directly. There was a PR https://github.com/kubernetes/contrib/pull/2866 to address this but it got closed because the approach apparently had some drawbacks.