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Error: No such file or directory #69
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Hi @diego-maravankin ... we've found the bug that I introduced in 0.13.3 (#67 (review) for more details if you're interested). The good news is that once you've run kubie once on 0.13.2, you should be able to upgrade to 0.13.3 with no problems, the bug only seems to occur on a fresh install, which is why I missed it while I was testing. I'm terribly sorry for the troubles. @sbstp has a fix already in #70. |
Hi @TyBrown! I just saw your response. I am using Ubuntu 20.04 amd64, I am using the precompiled binary. I tried 0.13.3 after using 0.13.2, but still get the error. Let me know if you need me to do any further tests. |
To repair the bug with 0.13.2, you need to enter a context and then switch the namespace with |
That fixed it. Thanks @sbstp! I'll update to 0.13.4 when its available. |
It's ready. |
hmm @sbstp this seems to be occuring for me with v0.16.0 ? |
Hi guys!
I am using kubie 0.13.3, but I cannot seem to get it working. When I try to swit to a new context, it fails with "no such file or directory".
I went back to 0.13.2 and it works properly. If you let me know how to increase the log level, I can share more information.
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