* Option to freeze revision to digest
* Tests pass. Checkpoint.
* Tests for env now check pinning to digest
* Bool flag using convention. Tweak usage.
* Describing the image carefully using the annotation and digest
* lint
* Test matrix of locking to digest behaviors
* Expose both flags, and rewrite help text again
* Unit tests.
* Removed unsed method
* Add tests for getting base revision
* Make tests actually test stuff better
* Make tests actually test stuff better
* A mergeout killed a returning of error. Restore it
* Help text again
* Update serving to 0.8. Try building.
* Find the right serving version
* Change our own import path to knative.dev to match
* Remove dependency on old version of client
* Update yaml template
* Add sleep to test to deal with race
* fix merge conflict
* Update vendor modules
* feature(service describe): Output of service details
`kn service show` mimics `kubectl describe <sth>` as that it output detail information in human readable output.
A future extension should add machine readable output with `-o` to export
a single object in json/yaml (that is missing from `kn service list`)
This command shows information about the service itself, but also a summary about the associated revisions.
It also knows about scaling and concurrency options.
Options:
`--details` : Print more information. By default only are shorter summary is shown
* chore: Cleanup up and refreshed dependencies
* fix(service describe): Integration test fix (revert "show" to "describe")
* fix: go.sum
* fix go.sum
* feature(service describe): Add printing of resources (requests/limits) + machine readable output with -o
* chore(service describe): Simplified digest handling
* chore(service describe): Sort maps by key when printed
* chore: Adapt mock framework
* chore(service describe): Test fixes
* chore: Added some tests
* more tests
* test: Moar tests
* chore: Even moar tests
* more, more tests
* changelog update
* fix(service describe): golint fixes
* feature(testing): Introduce a Mock implementation for KnClient
Commands must only use the `KnClient` API and their unit tests should also
only use a mock implementation for this interface.
This commit introduces such a Mock implementation and works like in
the example below for creating a simple service in a synchronous
way
```
// New mock client
client := knclient.NewMockKnClient(t)
// Recording:
r := client.Recorder()
// Check for existing service --> no
r.GetService("foo", nil, errors.NewNotFound(v1alpha1.Resource("service"), "foo"))
// Create service (don't validate given service --> "Any()" arg is allowed)
r.CreateService(knclient.Any(), nil)
// Wait for service to become ready
r.WaitForService("foo", knclient.Any(), nil)
// Get for showing the URL
r.GetService("foo", getServiceWithUrl("foo", "http://foo.example.com"), nil)
// Testing:
output, err := executeCommand(client, "create", "foo", "--image", "gcr.io/foo/bar:baz")
assert.NilError(t, err)
assert.Assert(t, util.ContainsAll(output, "created", "foo", "http://foo.example.com", "Waiting"))
// Validate that all recorded API methods have been called
r.Validate()
```
Such tests have three phases:
* A recording phase where the mock client is prepared. In this phase a
recorder is called with the expected arguments and the return values
it can return. The arguments can be also functions with
signature `func (t *testing.T, actual interface{}, expected interface{})`
and will be called to verify a given argument. Such a function should
`t.Fail()` on its own if the validation fails.
A convenient `Any()` method is added to allow no validation on an argument
(see example below).
Method can be called multiple times, but the order needs to reflect
the actual calling order
* A playback phase where the test executed which in turn calls out to the
Mocks
* A validation phase to check the expected output. The recorder can be
also validated to verify that all recorded mock calls has been
used during the test.
See `service_create_mock_test.go` for a full example.
* chore: Test the mock client
* chore: Minor fixes
* chore: Cosmetic fixes
Naomi Seyfer