skaffold.yaml

# skaffold is just to help tighten the local development/test loop
apiVersion: skaffold/v4beta11
kind: Config
metadata:
  name: pod-graceful-drain
build:
  artifacts:
    - image: localhost/pod-graceful-drain
      docker:
        dockerfile: docker/skaffold.Dockerfile
      context: .
  local:
    push: false
    useBuildkit: true
    concurrency: 0
deploy:
  helm:
    releases:
      - name: pod-graceful-drain
        chartPath: charts/pod-graceful-drain
        valuesFiles:
          - charts/pod-graceful-drain/values.yaml
        setValues:
          experimentalGeneralIngress: true
          # Skaffold sends this parameter to Helm as a command line parameter
          # '--set=logLevel=info,pod_graceful_drain=trace'. If we omit the backslash,
          # Helm interprets a comma in the parameter as a delimiter for key=value pair,
          # and it tries to set non-existent 'pod_graceful_drain' value to 'trace'.
          # This escaping backslash is why I RIIR'd everything.
          # Whenever I see Google-related products, I see this kind of practice.
          # They implement some features in seemingly-unharmful broken ways because it is quick and simple.
          # When they find features are broken, they don't fix it for compatibility reasons.
          # Instead, they cover them up with still-broken ad-hoc mechanisms in obscure, undocumented ways.
          # And they leak throughout their entire layers of abstractions like this.
          logLevel: "info\\,pod_graceful_drain=trace"