I'm trying to set up a local development environment - and part of that process includes starting a minikube cluster. It'd be great to automatically launch kubefwd in the background and have it automatically forward all current and future services to my machine for easy access.
Problem
On launch, if kubefwd fails to find matching pods for created services - it'll wait 5 minutes before attempting to re-sync these services.
I attempted to work around this by starting kubefwd in the background while periodically pushing new annotations to all of my services in the hopes that it'd trigger a resync. However, it looks like the update handler for service resources currently is a no-op
Potential Solutions
Modify the update handler to call SyncPortForwards(true) though this will probably also require the some sort of debounce logic that exists elsewhere.
Background
I'm trying to set up a local development environment - and part of that process includes starting a
minikubecluster. It'd be great to automatically launchkubefwdin the background and have it automatically forward all current and future services to my machine for easy access.Problem
On launch, if
kubefwdfails to find matching pods for created services - it'll wait 5 minutes before attempting to re-sync these services.I attempted to work around this by starting
kubefwdin the background while periodically pushing new annotations to all of my services in the hopes that it'd trigger a resync. However, it looks like the update handler for service resources currently is a no-opPotential Solutions
SyncPortForwards(true)though this will probably also require the some sort of debounce logic that exists elsewhere.If either of these sound good, I'm more than happy to write a PR to implement it. Also, thanks for writing
kubefwd- it's really useful!