![]() Using a "normal" CSI driver for an inline ephemeral volume may have unexpected and potentially harmful effects when the driver gets a NodePublishVolume call that it isn't expecting. To prevent that mistake, driver deployments for a driver that supports such volumes must: - deploy a CSIDriver object for the driver - list "ephemeral" as one of the supported modes The default is "persistent", so existing deployments continue to work and are automatically protected against incorrect usage. This commit contains the API change. Generated code and manual code which uses the new API follow. |
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Existing API Rule Violations
This folder contains the checked-in report file of known API rule violations. The file violation_exceptions.list is used by Make rule during OpenAPI spec generation to make sure that no new API rule violation is introduced into our code base.
API Rule Violation Format
The report file violation_exceptions.list is in format of:
- API rule violation: <RULE>,<PACKAGE>,<TYPE>,<FIELD>
e.g.
- API rule violation: names_match,k8s.io/api/core/v1,Event,ReportingController
And the violation list is sorted alphabetically in each of the <RULE>, <PACKAGE>, <TYPE>, <FIELD> levels.
How to resolve API Rule Check Failure
Make rule returns an error when the newly generated violation report differs from this checked-in violation report.
Our goal is that exceptions should never be added to this list, only fixed and removed. For new APIs, this is a hard requirement. For APIs that are e.g. being moved between versions or groups without other changes, it is OK for your API reviewer to make an exception.
If you're removing violations from the exception list, or if you have good reasons to add new violations to this list, please update the file using:
make generated_files UPDATE_API_KNOWN_VIOLATIONS=true
It is up to API reviewers to review the list and make sure new APIs follow our API conventions.
NOTE: please don't hide changes to this file in a "generated changes" commit, treat it as source code instead.
API Rules Being Enforced
For more information about the API rules being checked, please refer to https://github.com/kubernetes/kube-openapi/tree/master/pkg/generators/rules