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Create proxy connection (or other KubeAction)

See original GitHub issue

Sorry for keep asking these “nub” questions 😃 But I can’t figure out how to use the KubeActions (the enum values).

Trying to accomplish something similar to this for an existing pod: kubectl port-forward jupyter-notebook-7cfb95db6b-z2frd 8888:8888 -n default

Not sure if it’s working though ( #10 )

Any example is much appreciated, thank you.

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Created 4 years ago
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tintoycommented, Sep 22, 2019

The enum is just a way for us to categorise the URLs we extracted from the K8s API Swagger document (which lists the API paths and their associated models).

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tintoycommented, Sep 22, 2019

I don’t think we’ve actually implemented port-forward to be honest; the pieces are there but nobody’s needed it so far so there is no explicit support for it. If you look at how the Exec method is implemented in KubeClient.WebSockets you could probably create a similar extension method for port-forwarding.

I might have time to look at implementing this sometime next week but the weekend is just about over in my time zone 😃