Francesco

replace the line with : ```sh [ -n "$nouns" ] && __kubectl_parse_get "${nouns[${#nouns[@]} -1]}" ``` could be a "workaround" but I'm sure you can come up with something better :)

I've been hit by this problem hard today.. took me a while to understand why the health check was restarting a pod that was previously working.. the problem is that...

In my installation which may be slightly different but probably not so much.. the shell commands ( ie : zookeeper-shell.sh ) use same env variables as kafka.. with the provided...

in UsersController there is this check on already exists user : ``` @RequestMapping(value = "/users/user", method = RequestMethod.PUT) ... Optional optionalUserEntity = usersRepository.findByUserName(userInfoEntity.getName()); if (optionalUserEntity.isPresent()) { result.put("error", "User already exist,...