openshift-client | OpenShift nodejs client library | Cloud library

I have a basic script that reads a file which has package names to build a command string and I store in a variable. I then call a os.popen to run the command and store the output to a variable for further processing.

I loop over the variable looking for an 'Error:' string and if there is a match it prints it. All works good but it just prints the error which is what I want but I also want to know which package caused the error even if I include the package variable I only get the error.

Here are the contents of the file:

I'm still pretty new to regex and I have this string:

Client Version: openshift-clients-4.3.0-201910250623-88-g6a937dfe Server Version: 4.3.0 Kubernetes Version: v1.16.2:q

And I wanted to grab 4.3.0, which is between Server Version: and Kubernetes

I thought I could do something like: (\d*\.?\d+\.\d), which grabs every decimal number that has a length of 3, but I just want it to return a single number.

So I tried (Server Version: )+(\d*\.?\d+\.\d) but this gives me 2 capture groups and I want to store the number 4.3.0 in a variable I'm playing around here

Wanted to use this regex with grep or sed

Any help is appreciated!

I would like to apply a daily schedule to a pod so that it is created at 9 AM and destroyed at 9 PM.

I believe this is possible using two almost-identical CronJobs set with the appropriate schedules.

The Jobs create a pod that runs the following commands in the morning and evening respectively:

I am working on integrating fabric8 for my application and need to add fabric8 kubernetes and openshift client as OSGI bundles. I can get them from following maven repositories as JAR archives.

https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/io.fabric8/openshift-client/2.5.7 https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/io.fabric8/kubernetes-client/2.5.7

And and have to convert them to OSGI bundles to add them to my application since my application is only supporting bundles. Is there a way to directly get the OSGI bundles of the above jars from maven repository as dependencies without converting them and adding them to a central repository ?