[deckhouse-cli] Add the ability to use some d8 functions in Windows#402
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Signed-off-by: Losev Valery <valery.losev@flant.com>
Signed-off-by: Losev Valery <valery.losev@flant.com>
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Now, when executing some commands via d8 on Windows, we may receive the error:
The reason is that some functions calculate the path using the Go function
os.ExpandEnv("$HOME/.kube/config"), which substitutes the$HOMEenvironment variable. On Windows, this variable is not set by default. Windows uses%USERPROFILE%(e.g.,C:\Users\user). The$HOMEvariable on Windows returns an empty string -> resulting in the error described above.To fix this, a separate helper function, defaultKubeconfigPath, was created in the
utilk8spackage to avoid having to describe the same logic in five files. It will use the official constant from the Kubernetes client library, clientcmd.RecommendedConfigPathEnvVar, to calculate the path in a cross-platform manner.