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construct base object: Failed to filter components; the following components don't exist: [ 'kubeflow-core' ] #481
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It looks like there was a problem creating your ksonnet app. Are you sure you created a component kubeflow-core? Can you run
in your ksonnet app dir and share the output Do you see a file
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This is an issue using ksonnet with the MinGW terminal. I suspect it is not parsing the path separator for Win32. |
@pdmack I just removed Interesting thing: when I remove @jlewi here is the output of
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Search paths are being constructed but the object generator is struggling with the "\" part of the path. I think there are some breadcrumbs in the ks code about this being a potential pitfall. |
bash:
mingw:
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Linux (RHEL) bash:
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@amq Does ksonnet work for you at all? For example can you follow the ksonnet tutorial and create the examples mentioned there? |
Raised ksonnet/ksonnet/issues/382 for this. The basic guestbook tutorial also fails on Windows (i.e., not directly a Kubeflow issue). @jlewi We may want to consider a (temporary?) Windows disclaimer in the README since it appears at the moment that there are some rough edges with ksonnet. |
Thanks. Filed #501 |
* Add metrics collector spec to v1alpha2 API * Delete metricsCollectorType * Fix * Fix unit test
When following the guide from readme, I'm stuck at the last command
... which fails with
Possible questions
Were all the previous commands successful? - Yes
Did I try starting from scratch? - Yes
Does
kubeflow-core.jsonnet
exist incomponents/
? - YesHow do I run the commands? - Tried
Docker Quickstart Terminal
andMINGW64
Does
kubectl get pods
work? - YesVersions
Tried
minikube 0.25.0
andDocker for Windows 18.03
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