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Update v0.3.0 branch to release 0.3.0-4 #140

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@lpabon lpabon commented Nov 20, 2018

By mistake, I had released 0.3.0-3 from master which used the latest CSI spec instead of 0.3.0. This PR is created to cherry-pick all the changes from master to the v0.3.0 branch up to the version which changed the CSI spec in the vendor dir.

saad-ali and others added 9 commits November 20, 2018 15:53
The CSI spec doesn't require that NextToken is an integer, it should
be treated as an opaque string, therefore remove an assertion that
assumes it is an integer.
Connecting once per test made testing flaky. We
could fix this with retries
(kubernetes-csi#97) but that
requires more discussion, so instead we just connect once per
process instead of once per test case. This was also said to be
faster (kubernetes-csi#98).

Fixes: kubernetes-csi#101
Only the test suite itself may use those functions, but not the
tests. Should we ever accidentally add them back, then Ginkgo will
fail to run the embedded test case:

    $ go test -v ./hack/_embedded/
    panic: You may only call BeforeSuite once!

    goroutine 1 [running]:
       ....
Create 2 new tests, one for a volume with a maximum-length name,
and one for a snapshot with maximum-length name. These tests are
intended to catch bugs where plugin authors use the value of the
name field in a context where 128 characters exceeds a limit in
some other system.
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msau42 commented Nov 20, 2018

/lgtm

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/lgtm
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pohly commented Nov 20, 2018

/approve

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pohly commented Nov 20, 2018

There seems to be a missing OWNERs file in the target branch? At least I get a 404 error when I clock on the OWNERS link from the robot: https://github.com/kubernetes-csi/csi-test/blob/v0.3.0/OWNERS

@lpabon feel free to push directly to the new branch.

@lpabon lpabon merged commit 4107c1c into kubernetes-csi:v0.3.0 Nov 20, 2018
@lpabon lpabon deleted the 0.3.0-4 branch November 20, 2018 21:34
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