SIG CLI Intro - Phil Wittrock & Mengqi Yu, Google
summary
SIG CLI lays out concrete plans: move CLI logic into the server with server-side apply and server-side printing (printing ships default in 1.11), split kubectl out of kubernetes repo to enable a bi-weekly release cadence, build libraries for unstructured objects and an SDK/plugin framework for third-party extensions, and support API extensions via OpenAPI schemas and subresources. Contribution workflow is spelled out: fork, tests, PRs; issues use size labels small/medium/large/extra-large and tags like good first issue for onboarding.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 1:26Topics
- 1:53Mission
- 3:09Responsibility
- 4:46Subprojects
- 8:31Ongoing Efforts and Future Plan
- 8:52How to get involved
- 9:42Before contributing
- 10:53Codebase
- 11:21GitHub workflow
- 13:00How to contribute
- 18:35Resources
- 21:40Roles
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