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Bump dependencies for Kubernetes 1.16.4.

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munnerz commented Dec 17, 2019

/ok-to-test

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I suspect this cherry-pick to 1.16.1 - kubernetes/kubernetes#82618.
PollUntil is replaced with PollImmediateUntil and looks like the cache_test is relying on this 100 millis sleep. If add it before each WaitForCacheSync invocation the tests pass. 😕

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gerred commented Jan 10, 2020

/retest

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gerred commented Jan 10, 2020

@ialidzhikov will you fix the merge conflicts here? thank you!

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gerred commented Jan 22, 2020

@ialidzhikov would you fix the merge conflict here and I will kick off a retest?

Also, would it make sense to instead go to 1.17.1 here?

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Not sure when the next controller-runtime release is, but I'd consider updating and releasing for 1.16 first, the updated kubebuilder tools just landed a few weeks ago, so we should be good for testing

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/retitle ✨ Update dependencies to Kubernetes v1.16.4

@k8s-ci-robot k8s-ci-robot changed the title ✨ Update dependencies to Kubernetes v0.16.4 ✨ Update dependencies to Kubernetes v1.16.4 Jan 23, 2020
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@ialidzhikov Are you able to rebase?

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gerred commented Jan 23, 2020

@vincepri 👍 that sgtm, then we'll work toward a 1.17 deps version. I definitely want to get better about having more timely dependency updates with Kubernetes releases (maybe in a pre-release setting). I think we could build some automation a la dependabot to potentially help us here so it's not a massive, manual resolution every time we go to do this.

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ialidzhikov commented Jan 23, 2020

I will rebase later today but as I described there is a test failure #732 (comment). I will need to check whether the test needs to be adapted or something else.
Feel free to propose a new PR about it if you have the resolution and the tests passing.

@munnerz, what was your proposal here? To do the time.Sleep patch as in cert-manager/cert-manager@fdce8c6 ?

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@ialidzhikov Unfortunately I can't see the test failure because of the rebase, but as soon as that's done, I can take a look!

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Ha, the tests now passed. Looks like the failing test was fixed with #755.

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/lgtm

/assign @gerred @DirectXMan12

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ping @gerred @DirectXMan12

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vincepri commented Feb 4, 2020

@ialidzhikov Given that #754 is already in the milestone and based on a newer version, would it be ok to close this PR in favor of that one?

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@ialidzhikov Given that #754 is already in the milestone and based on a newer version, would it be ok to close this PR in favor of that one?

If the next minor release is planned to be a breaking one, then I am fine to close this PR.

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gerred commented Feb 5, 2020

@DirectXMan12 what's your feelings here? I was going to get this PR in in the thoughts we were going to cut a 1.16.x release.

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If folks are super-interested, we can probably re-target this to a stable branch. Otherwise, due to timing, I think it prob makes sense just to go for 1.17 for the next release.

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Closing in favour of #789 or #754.

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