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add vagrant plugin #457
add vagrant plugin #457
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Hey @huazhihao,
this is great work, but I'm not sure it qualifies for a good plugin. As far as I can tell, this is usually a one-time setup, so that the plugin gets to run just a single time. Scripts like these have also previously been rejected as plugins, because krew's focus is on repeatable commands. For example, there was a request to have a tiller installer for helm-2 which eventually got rejected (#87).
Let's hear @ahmetb's opinion about this.
Btw, this looks dangerous 😉 https://github.com/huazhihao/kube-vagrant/blob/c3eee010eea50be7fdfd9882c657b76a43d1bebe/kube-vagrant#L194
Yes, cluster bootstrap tooling it not great for plugins. |
thanks @corneliusweig @ahmetb for your review comments. I will leave it as-is. |
that wasn't under home directory. |
As far as I can tell, the directory is unspecified. So it could be any directory, including $HOME. Right? |
kube-vagrant
is a kubectl plugin to create a multi-node kubernetes cluster locally with vagrant, so you can quickly set up a dev cluster with one command line.