pom.xml do not get the necessary to run the example.java

[ViniciusDeAndrade]

Hi! I set the pom with the specified maven dependency, but the is no Config class to import.

What is wrong?

check the pom.xml

[lwander]

Can you import

import io.kubernetes.client.util.Config

or is the editor just not suggesting it?

[ViniciusDeAndrade]

It is a little strange because the package explore do not show anything "inside" the Config.class tree item.
I am sending a screenshot to show the idea of the bug.

See in the package explore that there is a KubeConfig.class file, and it can be expanded, showing the KubeConfig class. It cannot be made with the Config.class file. So, the example given by this kubernetes-client java cannot work properly.

Finally, the editor suggest to me to create a Config class to solve this problem. So, it means that it is not recognizing the Config class in the maven dependencies

[lwander]

Are you able to build your code when you import the config class? If so, maybe something needs to be reconfigured in your editor.

[lwander]

As an example, we're using this client at the 1.0.0-beta1 release just fine here: https://github.com/spinnaker/clouddriver/blob/master/clouddriver-kubernetes/src/main/groovy/com/netflix/spinnaker/clouddriver/kubernetes/v2/security/KubernetesV2Credentials.java#L152

[lwander]

And here is an example of an editor opening the dependency:

[ViniciusDeAndrade]

I will try to use another IDE so. In fact, when I try to use "alt + F5" to check the "force update of snapshots/releases", the editor do not save what I just did. I know that because I open it again and see it unchecked.

Maybe it is really a eclipse problem. I have tryed to use it on windows, besides ubuntu. I guess it is time to try .... Netbeans.

Thanks for your help

[ViniciusDeAndrade]

I finally fixed it!
There was an error on maven cache

Thank you!

[lwander]

Glad it works!