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update argo with upstream version 2.3.0 #30
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…amespace install manifests (argoproj#1116)
…1115) * Remove docker_lib mount volume which is not needed anymore * Remove unused hostPathDir
* Adding Quantibio in Who uses Argo * fix spelling mistake
`SaveArtifacts` deletes the files that `SaveParameters` might still need, so we're calling `SaveParameters` first. Fixes argoproj#1124
…e daemoned step (argoproj#1144)
* Issue argoproj#1136 - Fix metadata for DAG with loops
Support HDFS Artifact (argoproj#1159)
…roj#1214) * Implements PNS (Process Namespace Sharing) executor * Adds limited support for Kubelet/K8s API artifact collection by mirroring volume mounts to wait sidecar * Adds validation to detect when output artifacts are not supported by the executor * Adds ability to customize executor from workflow-controller-configmap (e.g. add environment variables, append command line args such as loglevel) * Fixes an issue where daemon steps were not getting terminated properly
All calls to these methods previously generated a panic at runtime because the calls resolved to the default, panic-always implementation, not to the overrides provided by `k8sAPIClient` and `kubeletClient`. Embedding an exported interface with unexported methods into a struct is the only way to implement that interface in another package. When doing this, the compiler generates default, panic-always implementations for all methods from the interface. Implementors can override exported methods, but it's not possible to override an unexported method from the interface. All invocations that go through the interface will come to the default implementation, even if the struct tries to provide an override.
* CheckandEstimate implementation * fixed variable rename * fixed gofmt * fixed feedbacks * Fixed the duplicate mountpath issue
Also create podParams map in substitutePodParams Signed-off-by: Ilias Katsakioris <elikatsis@arrikto.com>
* CheckandEstimate implementation * fixed variable rename * fixed gofmt * fixed feedbacks * Fixed Issue1355 * fixed style * Delete e2e_temp.tmp
…running (argoproj#1347) * CheckandEstimate implementation * fixed variable rename * fixed gofmt * fixed feedbacks * Fixed argo submit --wait and argo wait quits while workflow is running * fixed Style
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This bug argoproj#1364 is impacting us, this PR merges the upstream argo v2.3.0 into our fork