So I create a serviceAccount and added an imagePullSecret to that account. I added my token and ca to the drone secrets for this image.

However when I try to run a build I get the following error:

the server has asked for the client to provide credentials (put deployments.extensions myappname)

This doesn't give me much information on which part may be wrong. Any ideas?

Thanks,

this no longer works with the flow of drone

Trying to update my AWS EKS v1.10 cluster using this plugin and I get a parsing error while trying to deploy my application. I've validated that my deployment.yaml works stand alone and successfully deployed it to the cluster.

I believe it has something to do with the Go client being outdated and perhaps incompatible with Kubernetes v1.10.

Below is the error I receive.

Error decoding yaml file to jsonUnable to convert <nil> to conversion.structAdaptor{typ:(*reflect.rtype)(0x16deea0), ptr:(unsafe.Pointer)(0xc8203b0110), flag:0x199}

Where does one obtain a KUBE_TOKEN and KUBE_CA

from within GKE environment?

But it only worked for me when I set the secret to be the usual .pem format starting with:

-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
…

Otherwise I got an error like

2019/08/29 02:29:54 Get KUBE_SERVER/apis/extensions/v1beta1/namespaces/KUBE_NAMESPACE/deployments: x509: certificate signed by unknown authority

I would be great if we can use a dynamically generated tag (for instance constructed from package.json version, date, and moon phase) in drone-kube. The tag can be constructed and saved to a file so drone-kube can use it.
This functionality is already supported by drone-docker (it looks for .tag file).

YAML supports having multiple documents in the same file by splitting different documents with ---. Kubernetes supports this approach. When I kubectl apply -f template.yaml and it contains multiple deployments for instance, it applies all the deployments. drone-kube doesn't support that and I had to split my single template into multiple files and multiple build steps. Can we have support for that? Thanks!