* Add support for -A variant of --all-namespaces
-A is my newest favorite kubectl flag, it's so much easier/faster to type
than --all-namespaces. kn users should benefit from it too!
Signed-off-by: Doug Davis <dug@us.ibm.com>
* tweak tests
Signed-off-by: Doug Davis <dug@us.ibm.com>
* Add --log-http option
* Oh yeah build it and change docs and stuff
* And some test
* Actually test the thing I meant to
* There was a way to remove the downcast
* Test for http transport
* Some deps
* Elide sensitive headers from logging
* Test for eliding errors
* Feedback from CL
This version contains the following:
1. wraps the main root Kn command to support plugin
2. plugins are any executable in kn's config new pluginDir
variable which defaults to $PATH
3. plugins must have name kn-*
4. 'kn plugin list' sub-command to list found kn plugins
5. skips any kn plugins found with name that match core
commands, e.g., kn-service would be ignored
6. can execute any valid kn plugins found, e.g.,
`kn valid` where the plugin file `kn-valid` is in path
specified in 2.
7. unit tests (using gotest.tools)
And is missing:
1. integration tests
2. plugin install command
3. plugin repository command
4. plugin / Knative server version negotiation
5. anything else we agree on in plugin req doc
I plan to create issues for the things missing so we don't
end up with an even bigger PR. It's already big as is but is a
good MVP as per plugins requirement doc.
- Accepts an argument name for listing particular route
- Enables the machine readable output flags
- Updates docs for kn route command group
- Adds unit tests for route command group and route list
- Adds integration tests for route list in basic workflow test
- Updates tests and getting namespace
- Adds more unit tests for code in pkg/kn/commands/route/list_flags.go
- Adds route list command in smoke tests
- Updates vendor/modules.txt
- Clean up imports
- Addresses review comments
- replaces knative to Knative
- uses reflect.DeepEqual for slice comparison
- removes few code comments
- removes irrelevant tests modifications from the PR
David Simansky