Bump golang to 1.21 #62
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- removed typhon as per #48 - replaced with the builtin net/http package
Signed-off-by: Neelesh Jain <[email protected]>
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Hi @neiljain as you can see from #60 the original author lost access. Removing the vendor dir however is not a good option for open source project. Vendoring is a feature of go modules and go modules are not a replacement. |
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thanks. @kvij close this PR and will use https://github.com/kvij/scuttle instead. |
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Hey all, we have a new OSS option at The Aspen Group that we released today: https://github.com/tag-oss/rescuttle Idea is the same, its a rewrite and is a bit more flexible than the original. It will require a bit of a migration as the settings are different however, feel free to check it out and thanks @kvij for maintaining the fork! |
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Hey @linjmeyer as you can see from v1.1.0 I took it a bit beyond just maintaining. Also we seem to be competing now. While I am active to move people away from this version to my version I don't know what would be the best approach here. I do find it a bit sad that the rescuttle repo states that the Go scuttle is not maintained. If you want we can have a chat. |
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Awesome, I'll check it out! Ours has been in use for about a year internally, but unfortunately wasn't able to be open sourced at the time. If community members decide to keep using your forked version that is all good with us, nothing wrong with having options. Definitely agree too, ideally this is a problem that goes away and sidecars are treated as a special container by Kubernetes itself.. sure would make it simpler. |
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Thanks I was a bit worried you wanted full control back. Will list
rescuttle as an alternative and add you as a reviewer on that mr. Would
appreciate it if you could do the same with kvij/scuttle.
We have some great things on the way. First of all there is Istio ambient
that is basically sidecar free unless you really want it. And then there is
kubernetes 1.28 with native sidecar support (as a special init container
that keeps running until the main container finishes). Will take some time
for everyone to migrate of course.
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Awesome, I'll check it out! Ours has been in use for about a year
internally, but unfortunately wasn't able to be open sourced at the time.
If community members decide to keep using your forked version that is all
good with us, nothing wrong with having options.
Definitely agree too, ideally this is a problem that goes away and
sidecars are treated as a special container by Kubernetes itself.. sure
would make it simpler.
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based off of #47