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kubectl describe ingress not working (1.15.0 against 1.12.7 server) #675
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kubernetes/kubernetes#74057 seems to be related. kube-apiserver logs indicate that
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This is the yaml output of the resource (using the deprecated ingress):
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Same problem! Version 1.12.7 works fine. |
I also encountered this problem running client 1.15.0 against a 1.13.7-gke.8 server:
Downgrading to client 1.14.3 solved it:
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Please note that Kubernetes version skew policy is to provide a kubectl that is guaranteed to work against an API Server that is +/- 1 version. So for the initial scenario of a 1.12 API Server, kubectl version 1.11, 1.12, and 1.13 are guaranteed to work. Closing this issue. /close |
@seans3: Closing this issue. In response to this:
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@seans3 perhaps a version compatibility warning would be useful to avoid time spent troubleshooting this.. |
Hi, |
Hi, |
@Prakashreddy134 Try matching your |
@demisx, how would you best handle multiple Kubernetes clusters on different versions if you have to match |
@demisx I think you should reopen this. Users are likely going to have the most recent kubectl version and maintaining old version is not a viable solution. |
@BenjaminSchiborr Perhaps, via different docker containers? @ebn-rec I can't reopen this issue, since I am neither the author, not a member of this project with sufficient rights to do so. I just ran into this issue myself today and matching kubectl version to the server version fixed the problem. |
We have clusters on GKE in the last stable version v1.13.7-gke.19. Our workstation are on Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS, we use the repo "deb http://packages.cloud.google.com/apt cloud-sdk-bionic main" for gcloud and kubectl. Could you re-open this issue please ? |
Same situation. Details below:
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Why not display a warning, if the client and server versions don't match? |
Adding a warning for violating the support window is a great suggestion. I suggest we move this discussion over to this new issue: #709 |
Will leave it here for those who might struggle :
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I have the same problem. Below the output of kubectl version:
Why the issue is closed ? |
Issue is closed , because there is no bug. |
Hi, is there a way to install via apt-get an old version of kubectl ? I've tried to install the 1.13.7, but it doesn't work:
Do you know how to contact a person in charge of packages.cloud.google.com/apt ? |
Just give it a try in a way mentioned in official page: For example:
Where in v1.13.10 you need to substitute specific client version you need |
It works if I downgrade kubectl to 1.12.7
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