This reverts commit 32438cf26938091bea56e7ca7c3fcf4215652f9c, reversing
changes made to bb6a6aa3915cc9f7efaaf2291f6adac8333fd33c.
Kubernetes-commit: c00dae060731f6286ee3743db24782f09c33945a
If someone doesn't have code-generator in their GOPATH, they'll need to
run `go mod vendor` to populate the vendor directory with the code-generator
repo (it is required by `hack/tools.go`).
However, `go mod vendor` does not mark scripts as executable which leads to a
`Permission denied` error while trying to run `update-codegen.sh` in staging repos.
So fix scripts to not rely on codegen scripts being executable.
Kubernetes-commit: 391da79abd7a7af1cfab04de35daba7cd58c4c80
- Add an example to show how to use status subresources
with custom resources.
- Update the comment in the controller to mention that
`UpdateStatus` can now be used.
- Generate `UpdateStatus` for Foo.
- Update the README to remove feature gate information for
CRD validation since the current example requires a v1.9
cluster and it is enabled by default.
- Update the README to add feature gate information for
CustomResourceSubResources.
Kubernetes-commit: 7c06d6fb17ee46f587c1facff93b9bb185522855
The sample-controller uses apps/v1 deployments
since they became GA in 1.9. This means that
sample-controller does not support versions below 1.9.
Kubernetes-commit: 1fd07e197803d0d98bba7d7caa1e5111abd12d6b
We should use the staging files instead of having some files
authoritative in the external repo. Otherwise, we complicate the
publishing process as it has to know which files come from the latter.
`README.md` and `LICENSE` are authoritative in external repos.
We should move them to staging.
- add usage instructions
- add Use Cases, Defining Types and Clean Up section. Copied
from apiextensions-apiserver/examples/client-go. This is done
to be consistent with all other examples.
- fix formatting
Kubernetes-commit: cdcc6ac3751ab7b04bda5bcd5fc82d236d940cc5