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kosyfrances opened this issue · comments

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In Validation and Generators section, the link infer is broken.

To make that work, kubectl will infer the resource type if the generator name wasn't explicitly specified using the --generator flag.

In API groups and version negotiation section, the find the appropriate API group and version and assembles a versioned client links are broken.

Anyhow... After kubectl generates the runtime object, it starts to find the appropriate API group and version for it and then assembles a versioned client that is aware of the various REST semantics for the resource.

In same section as above, the send and based on the desired output format links are broken too.

The final step is to actually send the HTTP request. Once it does so and gets back a successful response, kubectl will then print out a success message based on the desired output format.

In etcd section, I think the generic apiserver is created url points to a different line on the file.

  1. When this happens, a generic apiserver is created that serves as a default implementation.

In Scheduler section, the filters pods link is broken.

In this case, it filters pods that have an empty NodeName field in their PodSpec and attempts to find a suitable Node that the pod can reside on.

commented

I see the same, @kosyfrances

I'll look into fixing these, but could use some input. I can:

  • use latest, and these will break again some time soon, or
  • this doc could point to code, which wouldn't necessarily be the latest, but be based on SHA of the HEAD of kubernetes/kubernetes, and guarantee to point to the latest code, viewable on GitHub, at the time of writing.
commented

Pinning to a sha is reasonable IMO. Unfortunately I don't have the bandwidth to keep these docs up to the date with the latest code.

commented

can we use a particular tag or release as reference ; it wont remain upto date in future; but the reader will get complete full understating and if needed he/she should be able to follow latest code as well.

I am eagerly waiting for these links to be fixed