Results 31 issues of Ian Campbell

With the switch to v1.10 in #70 we can now make use of https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/pull/55479 and set `noTaintMaster: true` in `kubeadm.conf` instead of untainting after initialisation. Perhaps also depends on #71?

In #70 we switched to the final standalone version of the cri daemon which has now been integrated into containerd as a plugin. At some point we will need a...

I ran 100 iterations of `rtf test` on commit cc58ae93ccbfe8f4acdbb209394fe8af3d06bede. Results were: ``` Total Iterations: 100 Failures: 3 FAIL await kube-dns ready (timeout) 7 FAIL intra-pod networking (timeout) kubernetes.smoke.cri-bridge.log [STDOUT...

Very incomplete right now, will work on it as time allows.

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dco/no

I added ``` - name: sshd image: "linuxkit/sshd:abc1f5e096982ebc3fb61c506aed3ac9c2ae4d55" ``` to the images section of the toplevel `linuxkit.yml` and noticed that in `/var/log/sshd.log` there was this: ``` [WARN tini (588)] Tini...

From inspection of `tools/guestfs/Makefile` the main issue seems to be the use of different algorithm for calculating the hash -- it is taking a hash of the packages installed instead...

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area/build

Rerunning vndr on containerd with the latest version picked up a lot of extra stuff, I think because of #69/#70. Is this expected or is it going further than was...

I noticed that a project (`moby/buildkit` as it happens) was missing a dependency (you can see it [here](https://travis-ci.org/moby/buildkit/builds/350437382#L2248)). I patched the check (`./hack/validate-vendor` and `hack/dockerfiles/vendor.Dockerfile`) thinking it would cause the...

Running `vndr` with a `vendor.conf` which contains some large repositories can take quite some time to clone them all every time. This is particularly apparent when iterating adding transitive dependencies...

In https://github.com/docker/swarmkit/pull/2220 I proposed moving some vendoring from using hashes to using tagged releases, however it was pointed out that this is vulnerable to (possibly even malicious) retagging by upstreams....