Description of problem: kubectl bash completion has invalid options Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): kubernetes-client-1.6.7-1.fc26.x86_64 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Type: kubectl get <tab> 2. See options available 3. Try `kubectl get status` or `kubectl get thirdpartyresourcedata` or `kubectl get cluster` Actual results: Error message is displayed: the server doesn't have a resource type "status" Expected results: These options are not available in completion options Additional info: Tested against minikube 1.7.3
Just noticed kubectl is at version 1.6.7. For some reason I thought Fedora already had 1.7.x. This is likely the issue here (version mismatch).
Maybe the bash completion does need an update. Tested against minikube 1.6.4 now but same results: $ /usr/bin/kubectl version --short Client Version: v1.6.7 Server Version: v1.6.4 $ /usr/bin/kubectl get certificatesigningrequest event pod service cluster horizontalpodautoscaler poddisruptionbudget serviceaccount clusterrole ingress podsecuritypolicy statefulset clusterrolebinding job podtemplate status componentstatus limitrange replicaset storageclass configmap namespace replicationcontroller thirdpartyresource cronjob networkpolicy resourcequota thirdpartyresourcedata daemonset node role deployment persistentvolume rolebinding endpoints persistentvolumeclaim secret
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