body/class definitions missing

[mStirner]

Since #2216 was merged, pulled the changes and generated the docs (#2209).
But it seems that the class/body definitions are missing.

E.g. when i search for "V1Service" i get no search results, while the online version seems to be find it:

Did i something wrong or is this a bug?

[mstruebing]

At first sight it seems like an issue with which files gets included.
To fix this, we should have a look at our typedoc/typescript configuration, I probably missed something.
Being a bit busy right now, I may can have a look later this week.

[mStirner]

What is the correct way to create a service?

            const serviceManifest = {
                metadata: {
                    name: task.uuid, // uuid v4
                },
                spec: {
                    selector: {
                        matchLabels: {
                            uuid: task.uuid // uuid v4
                        },
                    },
                    ports: [{
                            protocol: 'TCP',
                            port: 8080,      
                            targetPort: 8080,  
                        }],
                    type: 'ClusterIP',  
                },
            };

            core.createNamespacedService({
                namespace: task.uuid,
                body: serviceManifest
            }).then(resolve).catch(reject);

gives me "cannot be handled as a Service: json: cannot unmarshal object into Go struct field ServiceSpec.spec.selector of type string":

{"kind":"Status","apiVersion":"v1","metadata":{},"status":"Failure","message":"Service in version \\"v1\\" cannot be handled as a Service: json: cannot unmarshal object into Go struct field ServiceSpec.spec.selector of type string","reason":"BadRequest","code":400}

[cjihrig]

cannot unmarshal object into Go struct field ServiceSpec.spec.selector of type string

The matchLabels in your request is the problem. This seems to work though:

selector: {
  uuid: task.uuid
},

[mStirner]

cannot unmarshal object into Go struct field ServiceSpec.spec.selector of type string

The matchLabels in your request is the problem. This seems to work though:

selector: {
uuid: task.uuid
},

Thanks, that worked!