$ make buildroot-image
$ make out/minikube.iso
- Add en entry in the Makefile for building the container: buildroot-image
- Modify the minikube-iso target to out/minikube.iso to comply with the way
makefiles work.
- Also force the use of a docker container. If not needed
just run IN_DOCKER=1 make out/minikube.iso to avoid the invokation of a docker
container.
- Add some doc.
- The tag added to the generated image will allow to bypass the build of the
image as soon as the container is pushed to the minikube registry.
This makefile dependency is currently only on the folder, not the files
within. With this PR, the makefile will rebuild the assets when
changes are made to deploy/addons
When changes are made to the ISO folder, rebuild and upload the newly
modified image. Use this uploaded image as the default in the e2e test
binaries, so that the e2e test suite runs against the PR's changes.
TODO: Subsequent PRs (no changes to ISO) will still run against the
default version in the makefile. We should figure out if we want to
always run tests against the "latest" image.
This adds a new libmachine API implementation that skips RPC and instead
uses a vendored in driver directly. This removes the need to download a
separate driver binary. Currently, only the "core" drivers, and kvm are
supported as vendored in. This means that xhyve is the only driver that
requires a separate binary for now.
Before this change, the binary was named `minikube-linux-amd64`,
which is the platform specific artifact name.
When installed through the .deb package, a user expects to have
the `minikube` directly on the `$PATH`.
This change populates the binary as `minikube` in the resulting .deb file.
The makefile was slightly broken for minikube-iso. Since it && all the
commands to check if buildroot, the git clone failed if the buildroot
folder already existed and broke the target. I put this logic in a
conditional.
Removes the vendored in kube2sky built into the minikube binary and
replaces the dns solution with kube-dns cluster addon. This will allow
users to swap out DNS implementations by simply turning off the
kube-dns addon.
We are using k8s pkg/version in minikube cmd to print out the
default version. This was falling back to the defaults in pkg/version/base.go which were an ugly format string. This wasn't actually being passed into cluster.go because we didn't pass the string in if was a default version.