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At the moment of writing this issue, kubectl trace only supports X86-64 as target architecture.
The tool should be able to schedule bpftrace programs against all the architectures supported by bpftrace, that are X86-64 and arm64 (aarch64) see the Cmake definition.
To achieve that we n
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Mutating webhooks often use label selectors to determine which resources to process. Since vcluster mutates all the labels on synced resources, this can prevent webhooks in the physical cluster from being able to mutate the physical resources.
In particular we've encountered this issue for synced pods.
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We have a small number of e2e tests for kpt live (outside of the bash-based approach). They currently run in serial and requires that a new cluster is created for several of the tests. This causes them to be very slow.
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- Reduce the number of times we need to create a new kind cluster, as this takes ~1 minute. Tests should clean up after themselves and we can handle
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If a plugin's windows
platformspec specifies something likebin: foo, we:fooI am not at all sure that
kubectl-foo.exewhich points tofoo(that has no .exe extension) can be executed. Can someone verify if this works or not?Depending on that, (1) we need to make sure i