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We recently noticed some unexpected deserialization errors when reading core::v1::Node values. It turns out that there's a serialization bug in Kubernetes that can cause the names field to be encoded as null when it should be encoded as [].
Is there any interest in picking up a workaround in this repo? If so, do you have any pointers about how best to go about this in a way that will be maintainable until a Kubernetes fix is broadly available? Until such time, it's virtually impossible to use the Node API reliably with this library.
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We recently noticed some unexpected deserialization errors when reading
core::v1::Node
values. It turns out that there's a serialization bug in Kubernetes that can cause thenames
field to be encoded asnull
when it should be encoded as[]
.I've created a branch with a small workaround and it looks like they intend to implement a similar workaround in the Python client.
Is there any interest in picking up a workaround in this repo? If so, do you have any pointers about how best to go about this in a way that will be maintainable until a Kubernetes fix is broadly available? Until such time, it's virtually impossible to use the Node API reliably with this library.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: