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Add information to README for csi-driver-nfs #3
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@saad-ali: GitHub didn't allow me to assign the following users: prateekpandey14. Note that only kubernetes-csi members and repo collaborators can be assigned and that issues/PRs can only have 10 assignees at the same time. In response to this:
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check subtree for changes
# This is the 1st commit message: setup travis running e2e tests on the nfs driver # The commit message kubernetes-csi#2 will be skipped: # remove release-tools # The commit message kubernetes-csi#3 will be skipped: # test travis with no makefile in config # The commit message kubernetes-csi#4 will be skipped: # change path # The commit message kubernetes-csi#5 will be skipped: # adding e2e test to travis ci # The commit message kubernetes-csi#6 will be skipped: # add travis build status on README # The commit message kubernetes-csi#7 will be skipped: # fix travis script # The commit message kubernetes-csi#8 will be skipped: # use local-up-cluster instead of dind for travis CI
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/lifecycle frozen |
@mathu97 could you help update the readme? |
@msau42 yes, will get on it. |
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