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Currently the e2e plugin suggests that it is not advisable to run the E2E suite on clusters < 1.7+ due to the upstream issue of not having gates around the tests that are available. Instead of relying on that upstream change to be made and people "doing the right thing" all the time, would it be possible to simply have a multi-version build for the kube-conformance image, where each is tagged for the appropriate K8 version?
Selfishly I would like to use this on a few 1.6 clusters however it also seems like it may be a bit more stable.
The main deficiency I see is if there are newer tests created to validate additional aspects of the cluster that are compatible with lower environments, those changes wouldn't be included.
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We've already pushed gates upstream which detect version and api capability, but we should also version our kube-conformance container for multiple versions.
I'm ooto this week, but will update shortly.
/cc @kensimon
Currently the e2e plugin suggests that it is not advisable to run the E2E suite on clusters < 1.7+ due to the upstream issue of not having gates around the tests that are available. Instead of relying on that upstream change to be made and people "doing the right thing" all the time, would it be possible to simply have a multi-version build for the
kube-conformance
image, where each is tagged for the appropriate K8 version?Selfishly I would like to use this on a few 1.6 clusters however it also seems like it may be a bit more stable.
The main deficiency I see is if there are newer tests created to validate additional aspects of the cluster that are compatible with lower environments, those changes wouldn't be included.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: