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Commands 'Get', 'Describe' and 'Delete' don't work for tree items created through ClusterExplorerV1.NodeContributor

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Using New API new kinds of resource can be contributed to the Clusters View. There are two way to contribute:

  1. Using factory method clusterExplorer.api.nodeSources.resourceFolder to create NodeContributor and then fluent API methods if and at to place contributed nodes in tree;
  2. Implementing NodeContributor interface directly

For the first method all commands for contributed tree item works as expected. For the second method commands from the subject fail in different ways:

  1. ‘Describe’ and ‘Delete’ produce messages

image

  1. Get runs command with dummy resource ID in terminal
C:\Users\user1>kubectl get dummy  -o wide
error: the server doesn't have a resource type "dummy"

C:\Users\user1>

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  • State:open
  • Created 4 years ago
  • Comments:12

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itowlsoncommented, Jun 5, 2019

Okay, so the requirement is to present a resourceFolder style view of a set of resource nodes (e.g. BuildConfig resources) with all the features built into resourceFolder, but to have additional nodes appear under each resource, instead of the resource being terminal. Let me take a look at that…

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itowlsoncommented, Jun 12, 2019

@dgolovin I’m making progress on this but it’s taking a while to come up with a nice composable API (also I had to refactor the entire cluster explorer internals because it had reached the point where I could no longer follow them). I will hopefully have something to run past you soon but wanted to assure you that it’s not being left to slide!

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