setup: confort: reverse timestamp on namespace name #196
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Each namespace created by kubetest contains the timestamp. This commit reverses the timestamp (1234 becomes 4321). This is useful when debugging tests. Indeed, when using tab-completion and kubectl, it is easier to (visually) distinguish namespaces by their leading digits than by digits near the end. By using a reversed timestamp, the leading digits will be more spread out. Signed-off-by: Frank Villaro-Dixon <[email protected]>
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@edaniszewski I rebased from master. Any thoughts on this MR please :-) ? |
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Each namespace created by kubetest contains the timestamp. This
commit reverses the timestamp (1234 becomes 4321).
This is useful when debugging tests. Indeed, when using tab-completion and
kubectl, it is easier to (visually) distinguish namespaces by their leading
digits than by digits near the end. By using a reversed timestamp, the leading
digits will be more spread out.
Signed-off-by: Frank Villaro-Dixon [email protected]