- Makes it easier to guess/remember what are the legal arguments
- Also update the output a little to make it easier to tell
when the command has succeeded
- And run tests using `-count 1` because cached test results are not
very trustworthy
We don't want people to run codegen.sh directly, because it is meant
to be driven by hack/module.sh. To discourage this behavior, we will hide
codegen.sh away in hack/lib. I don't think this is actually what the
hack/lib directory is for, though...meh.
Signed-off-by: Andrew Keesler <akeesler@vmware.com>
Runs code generation on a per-module basis. If `CONTAINED` is not set
the code generation is run in a container.
Mount point in docker is randomzied to simulate Concourse.
Introduce K8S_PKG_VERSION to make room to build different versions
eventually.
find(1) seems to look at directory entries in the order in which they exist
in the directory fs entry. Let's sort these so that we get the same results
regardless of the order of the directory entries.
Signed-off-by: Andrew Keesler <akeesler@vmware.com>
Matt Moyer