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Document what the best supported path for using client-go is #105
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Here is what I did to get something that looks like it might work (assuming one dir in
I have no idea if this is right or not but seems to at least build with the 1.5 client. Also note that this'll clobber whatever versions you might have in your |
Related: #83. |
Thanks for the suggestion. I'll update the README for branch 2.0, and the commands on "how to get" the branch. |
I still haven't gotten an answer to this question: what is the 2.0 branch? What is the purpose there? how does that differ from head? None of this is written down anywhere I can find. |
@caesarxuchao I'm writing an extensive document on how to install this thing. @jbeda I can only document things so fast, sorry, thanks for being patient. There's not yet a 2.0.0 (i.e., non-alpha) tag, so feel free to pretend it doesn't exist yet. |
Posted this to slack but putting it here too.
Right now it is very confusing as to what users should do to have the best experience using this library.
The README says:
But then it also says that, wrt the 1.4 and 1.5 branches: "1.4 and 1.5 branch keep the top-level folders so they do not break the import lines of existing users. These top-level folders are deprecated and are removed from the master branch and future branches." This makes it sound like these branches are deprecated.
And then there is a 2.0 branch. But that isn't documented anywhere that I can find and it isn't clear what the plan is. This obviously isn't matching up with the kubernetes version so that's a bit confusing.
Ideally, active development should happen on a branch so that the master branch always works (#90). But if we are going to keep it on a branch, the "how to get it" should be more explicit. Something like:
I'm not sure what the steps are here as I'm still figuring them out. But it would be useful if I didn't have to.
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