Description of problem: When using the openshift client to follow/watch resources, the `oc` client exits prematurely with an exit code of 0 when new events occur and an output format is defined. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): v3.11.104 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: --> Login to your OpenShift cluster using the v3.11.104 `oc` client as a cluster-admin (just to make things easier) and run the following command: # oc get pods -n default -o go-template='{{.metadata.name}}' -w --> Open another terminal and login to the same OpenShift cluster and delete any of the pods in the `default` namespace. Actual results: oc Command is exiting Expected results: oc client command should not exit Additional info: The above steps to reproduce should show that the original watching client exits prematurely rather than continue to follow the pod events. The following/watching behavior only seems to exit prematurely when any -o (output format) is supplied while watching any resource using the OpenShift client. Older clients such as v3.6.173.0.21 handle the use of -o (output format) while watching resource properly and do not immediately exit once new events are observed.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 1709456 ***