* Drop the old Kubernetes on docker containers method as it
did not have a SSL enabled port
* Use localkube component from minikube instead. This enables
us to drop the hitch TLS proxy as well.
* E2E tests should be easy to run locally and pick up configuration
from ~/.kube/config
* Consolidate the urls in one spot (base.py), also consolidate the
SkipTest in one spot.
* For local testing, just run minikube and run the py27 or py34 tox
target, that should run all the tests including the e2e tests.
* Fix the connect_post_namespaced_pod_exec and add a e2e test for it
Fixes#122
inspired by the POC from @chekolyn
* Adds a new requirement on websocket-client
* Add a new class WSClient that uses WebSocketApp from
the websocket-client.
* Make sure we pass Authorization header
* Make sure we honor the SSL settings in configuration
* Some of the code will get overwritten when we generate
fresh classes from swagger definition. To remind us
added a e2e test so we don't lose the changes
* Added a new configuration option to enable/disable failures
when hostnames in certificates don't match
Fixes#58
Use hitch tls proxy to listen on 8443 port and forward the
traffic to 8080. Add a configuration option to ignore any
issues with host names as we don't generate the cert on the
fly.
* separate batch, extensions and the regular apis into separate
* added delete for some tests
* drop '_' for is_k8s_running
* remove comments that do not add value
Hack/workaround to get patch_namespaced_config_map and patch_namespaced_service
etc to work by essentially switching over the content-type from:
application/json-patch+json
to:
application/strategic-merge-patch+json
Fixes#93
Port a bunch of tests from python-k8sclient repository. There
is a script that starts a real instance of kubernetes and
the tests are executed against it.
Note, if you just have k8s accessible in your localhost:8080, the
tests still run. so you don't really need to run "py27-functional"
which runs the kube-init.sh
Also, 2 API calls fail currently, i've added a TODO so we can
dig into them and fix them
