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Developer Guide End-to-end setup instructions for Linux, Windows, and macOS #5003
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This covers E2E setup instructions for compiling Kubernetes locally on Linux, Windows, and macOS workstations. There is also a substantial rewrite of the instructions for running tests, along with relevant links for more information.
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/assign @lavalamp |
/hold /ok-to-test |
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Thanks, I don't have time to review this right now, sorry :)
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thank you so much Erik!! |
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Thanks @pymander :)
The changes look great.
I have a two small comments, but would not consider them blocking for merge. 👍
Cleared up instructions for jq and etcd in the Developer Guide.
/assign I'll take a look at this today or first thing tomorrow :) |
/assign I'll check out the Win instructions here :) |
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I've verified the osx instructions 👍 and added one potential suggestion.
/assign @idvoretskyi |
/approve |
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/approve for Win10.
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/hold cancel I think that verifies the outliers and we're good to merge. Is there any other blockers folks can think of that should be addressed? |
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Left a few comments but most of that includes updating stale information. We can get that in as a follow-up. Thank you so much, @pymander! :)
/lgtm
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#### Upgrading Go | ||
##### A Note on Changing Go Versions |
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The original instructions are unfortunately out of date :(
We should probably remove this section, but can do that as a follow-up. The updated instructions would go in the sig-release handbook - kubernetes/sig-release#1109 (comment).
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| 1.17 - 1.18 | 1.13.9 | | |||
| 1.18+ | 1.14.4 | |
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This needs to be go 1.15 now :)
@@ -168,69 +278,87 @@ development environment, please [set one up](http://golang.org/doc/code.html). | |||
| 1.17 - 1.18 | 1.13.9 | |
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This should be go 1.13.15
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To test Kubernetes, you will need to install etcd, a consistent and highly-available key value store. As of Kubernetes 1.18, the required etcd version is at least 3.2.10. To install a local version of etcd, run the following command in your Kubernetes working directory. |
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I think we can probably avoid mentioning the etcd version here because it might get stale (we've faced this issue with the go versions).
We could probably just ask the reader to install the appropriate version of etcd by using this script.
This covers E2E setup instructions for compiling Kubernetes locally on
Linux, Windows, and macOS workstations. There is also a substantial
rewrite of the instructions for running tests, along with relevant
links for more information.
Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
fixes: #1644