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Kind 0.9.0 accesses the "bazel-out" directory with a relative path,
which only works when the command is invoked inside the Kubernetes
source code
directory (kubernetes-sigs/kind#1910).
Kind 0.9.0 accesses the "bazel-out" directory with a relative path,
which only works when the command is invoked inside the Kubernetes
source code
directory (kubernetes-sigs/kind#1910).
What happened:
A node image build fails when using Bazel and kind is invoked with a current directory that isn't the Kubernetes source code root:
Note that
docker cp bazel-out
is using a relative path.What you expected to happen:
It should use an absolute path when accessing
bazel-out
.How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible):
Check out Kubernetes master, build a node image while in some other directory.
Environment:
kind version
): 0.9.0The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: