start trying to use dep

[deads2k]

@sttts I'm trying to use k8s.io/kube-gen, but I'm having trouble getting it to use a different. Can you see if see what I'm doing wrong (just dep ensure)? I'd really like to start using this, but if I can't use the dependency, I will have to hack something together on godeps+magic I think.

[sttts]

Am I the only who thinks toml is ugly?

[tnozicka]

count me in :)

[sdboyer]

i hate ALL file formats. roughly equally, and for different reasons! 😜

[sttts]

didn't you call it fake-kube-gen?

[sttts]

Opened a golang/dep issue: golang/dep#990

[deads2k]

@sttts thanks for getting everything pushed out. I've been working on this a bit at a time and I think I have something worth looking at again.

@sttts @smarterclayton I don't know why dep wants to pull in every bit of every repo (like glide)

@openshift/api-review I reorganized this into github.com/openshift/client-go/<shortGroupName>/{clientset|internalclientset|listers|informer}. I figured I'd put other code under pkg and we'll just ban anyone from making a group named pkg.

[smarterclayton]

I think that's reasonable (anyone creating a pkg group would fail API review on not using acronyms)

[sttts]

Note that this file misses all revision constraints for dependencies (which you only have in Gopkg.lock, which is ignored completely by dep when importing your new openshift/client-go into another project). This is even worse for transitive dependencies. There is no way at all to specify them in your Gopkg.toml for 3rdparty consumers (dep will just ignore them as they are no direct imports). This means that users cannot vendor this (without tons of manual overrides) at all. golang/dep#1124

[sttts]

Note that Gopkg.tml misses all revision constraints for dependencies (which you only have in Gopkg.lock, which is ignored completely by dep when importing your new openshift/client-go into another project). This is even worse for transitive dependencies. There is no way at all to specify them in your Gopkg.toml for 3rdparty consumers (dep will just ignore them as they are no direct imports). This means that users cannot vendor this (without tons of manual overrides) at all. golang/dep#1124

[deads2k]

Note that Gopkg.tml misses all revision constraints for dependencies (which you only have in Gopkg.lock, which is ignored completely by dep when importing your new openshift/client-go into another project). This is even worse for transitive dependencies. There is no way at all to specify them in your Gopkg.toml for 3rdparty consumers (dep will just ignore them as they are no direct imports). This means that users cannot vendor this (without tons of manual overrides) at all. golang/dep#1124

Soo..... don't use dep. Well. That's frustrating.