Improve handling of VersionPrefix in output

pull/8118/head
Anders F Björklund 2020-05-13 11:32:01 +02:00
parent 677c2e47d8
commit c14e7a5a71
1 changed files with 11 additions and 11 deletions

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@ -379,7 +379,7 @@ func showKubectlInfo(kcs *kubeconfig.Settings, k8sVersion string, machineName st
if client.Major != cluster.Major || minorSkew > 1 {
out.Ln("")
out.WarningT("{{.path}} is v{{.client_version}}, which may be incompatible with Kubernetes v{{.cluster_version}}.",
out.WarningT("{{.path}} is version {{.client_version}}, which may be incompatible with Kubernetes {{.cluster_version}}.",
out.V{"path": path, "client_version": client, "cluster_version": cluster})
out.ErrT(out.Tip, "You can also use 'minikube kubectl -- get pods' to invoke a matching version",
out.V{"path": path, "client_version": client})
@ -843,7 +843,7 @@ func validateFlags(cmd *cobra.Command, drvName string) {
version, _ := util.ParseKubernetesVersion(getKubernetesVersion(nil))
if version.GTE(semver.MustParse("1.18.0-beta.1")) {
if _, err := exec.LookPath("conntrack"); err != nil {
exit.WithCodeT(exit.Config, "Sorry, Kubernetes v{{.k8sVersion}} requires conntrack to be installed in root's path", out.V{"k8sVersion": version.String()})
exit.WithCodeT(exit.Config, "Sorry, Kubernetes {{.k8sVersion}} requires conntrack to be installed in root's path", out.V{"k8sVersion": version.String()})
}
}
}
@ -996,26 +996,26 @@ func getKubernetesVersion(old *config.ClusterConfig) string {
}
suggestedName := old.Name + "2"
out.T(out.Conflict, "You have selected Kubernetes v{{.new}}, but the existing cluster is running Kubernetes v{{.old}}", out.V{"new": nvs, "old": ovs, "profile": profileArg})
out.T(out.Conflict, "You have selected Kubernetes {{.new}}, but the existing cluster is running Kubernetes {{.old}}", out.V{"new": nvs, "old": ovs, "profile": profileArg})
exit.WithCodeT(exit.Config, `Non-destructive downgrades are not supported, but you can proceed with one of the following options:
1) Recreate the cluster with Kubernetes v{{.new}}, by running:
1) Recreate the cluster with Kubernetes {{.new}}, by running:
minikube delete{{.profile}}
minikube start{{.profile}} --kubernetes-version={{.new}}
minikube start{{.profile}} --kubernetes-version={{.prefix}}{{.new}}
2) Create a second cluster with Kubernetes v{{.new}}, by running:
2) Create a second cluster with Kubernetes {{.new}}, by running:
minikube start -p {{.suggestedName}} --kubernetes-version={{.new}}
minikube start -p {{.suggestedName}} --kubernetes-version={{.prefix}}{{.new}}
3) Use the existing cluster at version Kubernetes v{{.old}}, by running:
3) Use the existing cluster at version Kubernetes {{.old}}, by running:
minikube start{{.profile}} --kubernetes-version={{.old}}
`, out.V{"new": nvs, "old": ovs, "profile": profileArg, "suggestedName": suggestedName})
minikube start{{.profile}} --kubernetes-version={{.prefix}}{{.old}}
`, out.V{"prefix": version.VersionPrefix, "new": nvs, "old": ovs, "profile": profileArg, "suggestedName": suggestedName})
}
if defaultVersion.GT(nvs) {
out.T(out.New, "Kubernetes {{.new}} is now available. If you would like to upgrade, specify: --kubernetes-version={{.new}}", out.V{"new": defaultVersion})
out.T(out.New, "Kubernetes {{.new}} is now available. If you would like to upgrade, specify: --kubernetes-version={{.prefix}}{{.new}}", out.V{"prefix": version.VersionPrefix, "new": defaultVersion})
}
return nv
}