isopod | expressive DSL and framework for Kubernetes configuration
kandi X-RAY | isopod Summary
kandi X-RAY | isopod Summary
[GoDoc] Isopod is an expressive DSL framework for Kubernetes configuration. Without intermediate YAML artifacts, Isopod renders Kubernetes objects as [Protocol Buffers] so they are strongly typed and consumed directly by the Kubernetes API. With Isopod, configurations are scripted in [Starlark] a Python dialect by Google also used by [Bazel] and [Buck] build systems. Isopod offers runtime built-ins to access services and utilities such as Vault secret management, Kubernetes apiserver, HTTP requester, Base64 encoder, and UUID generator, etc. Isopod uses separate runtime for unit tests to mock all built-ins, providing the test coverage not possible before. A 5-min read, [this medium] post explains the inefficiency of existing YAML templating tools when dealing with values not statically known and complicated control logics such as loops and branches. It also gives simple code examples to show why Isopod is an expressive, hermetic, and extensible solution to configuration management in Kubernetes.
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So I'm trying to schedule a task using the standard android work library, but I get the following error trace
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Answered 2021-Apr-27 at 03:54Quoting an answer by the lovely u/Zhuinden on reddit,
If this is a worker, you need to have a constructor that takes Context, WorkerParameters, and NO OTHER PARAMETERS. Just these two.
In your case, the issue is that your class is an inner class, but in Java, that means it also has a reference to its parent. You need to define it as static class
Indeed, adding static to the class definition fixed the problem, but since I wanted to pass data through it I made it an independent public class and used the workmanager data class to pass parameters
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So I'm trying to schedule a task using the standard android work library, but I get the following error trace
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-01 at 03:16Quoting an answer by the lovely u/Zhuinden on reddit,
If this is a worker, you need to have a constructor that takes Context, WorkerParameters, and NO OTHER PARAMETERS. Just these two.
In your case, the issue is that your class is an inner class, but in Java, that means it also has a reference to its parent. You need to define it as static class
Indeed, adding static to the class definition fixed the problem, but since I wanted to pass data through it I made it an independent public class and used the workmanager data class to pass parameters
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