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Weekly GitHub Report for Kubernetes: January 25, 2026 - February 01, 2026 (21:36:22)

Weekly GitHub Report for Kubernetes

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Table of Contents

  • I. News
    • 1.1. Recent Version Releases
    • 1.2. Other Noteworthy Updates
  • II. Issues
    • 2.1. Top 5 Active Issues
    • 2.2. Top 5 Stale Issues
    • 2.3. Open Issues
    • 2.4. Closed Issues
    • 2.5. Issue Discussion Insights
  • III. Pull Requests
    • 3.1. Open Pull Requests
    • 3.2. Closed Pull Requests
    • 3.3. Pull Request Discussion Insights
  • IV. Contributors
    • 4.1. Contributors

I. News

1.1 Recent Version Releases:

The current version of this repository is v1.32.3

1.2 Version Information:

The Kubernetes 1.32 release, announced on March 11, 2025, introduces key updates detailed in the official CHANGELOG, including new features and improvements accessible via additional binary downloads. This version continues the trend of enhancing cluster management and scalability, with comprehensive release notes available for in-depth review.

II. Issues

2.1 Top 5 Active Issues:

We consider active issues to be issues that that have been commented on most frequently within the last week. Bot comments are omitted.

  1. [KIND/FEATURE] [SIG/CLI] [NEEDS-TRIAGE] Kubectl apply does not remove manually added env vars, causing permanent drift between manifest and live Deployment: This issue describes a scenario where using kubectl apply to manage Kubernetes Deployments does not remove environment variables that were manually added via kubectl edit, resulting in persistent configuration drift between the manifest and the live Deployment. The user expects kubectl apply to enforce the manifest as the single source of truth by removing any environment variables not present in the manifest, but currently, the three-way merge strategy used by kubectl apply preserves such manual changes, causing challenges in GitOps workflows.

    • The comments clarify that this behavior is expected due to the three-way merge strategy of kubectl apply, which intentionally preserves fields added by other actors; kubectl replace is suggested as an alternative for full replacement but is not ideal for production due to its disruptive nature. The discussion confirms there is no current or planned support for an opt-in mechanism to make lists like environment variables authoritative during apply, and the issue is recommended to be closed with the understanding that kubectl replace is the supported method for removing manually added fields.
    • Number of comments this week: 6
  2. [KIND/FEATURE] [SIG/RELEASE] [NEEDS-TRIAGE] setcap build image shouldn't require a shell: This issue proposes modifying the setcap build image so that it does not require a shell to run the setcap command, aiming to simplify the image by removing unnecessary dependencies and making it more minimal. The suggested change involves using an exec form of the RUN command in the Dockerfile to avoid shell expansion and thus eliminate the need for a shell in the setcap image, potentially reducing its size and attack surface.

    • The comments discuss the trade-offs of removing the shell, noting that while it is beneficial for production images to be minimal and secure, the build-time environment heavily relies on the shell, making the change less impactful. Contributors acknowledge the usefulness of the patch but question its practical benefits, and one user shares a minimal setcap image they built, highlighting the size difference compared to the current image.
    • Number of comments this week: 6
  3. [KIND/FEATURE] [SIG/TESTING] [NEEDS-TRIAGE] Feature Request: Use e2e --prefix flag to identify namespaces/resources created by an e2e run: This issue requests enabling the existing e2e framework --prefix flag to be applied to namespaces created during end-to-end test execution, allowing all resources created by a specific e2e run to be deterministically identified. This enhancement aims to provide a reliable mechanism for downstream CI systems and long-running clusters to identify and clean up leftover resources that currently affect cluster state due to the lack of a common identifier.

    • The comments clarify that the e2e tests are intended for disposable clusters and not supported on long-running clusters, and the issue is not currently accepted; contributors express willingness to help but are directed to official guidelines, while the core problem of leftover resources after e2e runs is acknowledged.
    • Number of comments this week: 5
  4. [KIND/BUG] [SIG/STORAGE] [NEEDS-TRIAGE] NewUnmounter always returns error while deleting pod after node reboot: This issue describes a problem where the NewUnmounter function always returns an error when attempting to delete a pod's volume after a node reboot, due to the volume directory having already been removed. The user expects NewUnmounter to handle the case where the volume directory does not exist gracefully, preventing the pod from being stuck in a terminating state.

    • The comments primarily consist of maintainers tagging relevant SIGs and individuals for awareness and assignment, indicating the issue is recognized and being routed to the appropriate team for triage and resolution.
    • Number of comments this week: 4
  5. [KIND/FEATURE] [NEEDS-TRIAGE] [WG/DEVICE-MANAGEMENT] Let DRA drivers specify the order in which devices are considered during scheduling: This issue requests the ability for DRA drivers to specify the order in which devices are considered during scheduling, addressing the current non-deterministic order that affects scheduling time and device selection. The goal is to enable faster scheduling and more appropriate device allocation by allowing control over the device consideration sequence.

    • The comments show that the issue has been acknowledged and assigned to a contributor who is already working on a fix, with the device management working group also being tagged for involvement.
    • Number of comments this week: 4

2.2 Top 5 Stale Issues:

We consider stale issues to be issues that has had no activity within the last 30 days. The team should work together to get these issues resolved and closed as soon as possible.

As of our latest update, there are no stale issues for the project this week.

2.3 Open Issues

This section lists, groups, and then summarizes issues that were created within the last week in the repository.

Issues Opened This Week: 25

Summarized Issues:

  • Pod lifecycle and deletion errors: Several issues highlight problems related to pod deletion and lifecycle management, including the Kubernetes Garbage Collector not handling NotFound errors properly during external pod deletions, and pods entering ContainerStatusUnknown or remaining in terminating states after node reboots due to volume directory removal or status inconsistencies. These issues cause unexpected disruptions and error logging noise in cluster operations.
  • [issues/136525, issues/136556, issues/136591]
  • Test flakiness and failures in e2e and sig tests: Multiple flaking or failing tests are reported, including autoscaling tests failing due to race conditions with PodDisruptionBudgets, client rate limiter errors causing context deadline exceeded in node listing, Pod Level Resources InPlace Resize feature tests flaking, image volume subPath tests failing due to command errors, and KubeProxy TCP CLOSE_WAIT timeout tests failing on IPv6 nodes. These test failures reduce reliability and confidence in automated testing.
  • [issues/136531, issues/136536, issues/136538, issues/136547, issues/136559]
  • Configuration and validation inconsistencies: Issues include misleading validation error messages when updating Job startTime, inability to remove manually added environment variables via kubectl apply causing config drift, and requests to improve declarative validation tags on non-pointer structs for better linting. These problems cause confusion and inconsistencies in configuration management.
  • [issues/136527, issues/136586, issues/136612]
  • Node and pod resource management problems: Problems are reported with kubelet CPU manager saving inconsistent CPU allocation states causing resource leaks, and pods being scheduled without valid IP addresses due to missing validation in SyncPod, leading to scheduling without useful error messages. These issues risk resource mismanagement and scheduling errors.
  • [issues/136604, issues/136629]
  • Enhancements to scheduling and plugin extensibility: There is a request to add an extension point after the PostFilter phase in the scheduler to allow plugins to always execute actions based on preemption results, addressing challenges in pod group state handling and scheduling decisions. This aims to improve scheduler flexibility and plugin capabilities.
  • [issues/136609]
  • TLS and network configuration improvements: A request to add a tlsServerName field to TLSConfig in EgressSelectorConfiguration aims to fix connection failures caused by mismatched DNS names and server certificates, improving TLS hostname verification.
  • [issues/136545]
  • API and client-go behavior improvements: Issues include the generated client-go fake clientset incorrectly modeling spec and status subresource separation during server-side apply, causing ApplyStatus calls to overwrite fields set by Apply calls, diverging from real apiserver behavior.
  • [issues/136672]
  • Namespace and resource cleanup in e2e tests: A request to enable the --prefix flag for namespaces created during e2e test execution would allow deterministic identification and cleanup of resources, improving test environment management.
  • [issues/136597]
  • Device allocation and scheduling determinism: A proposal to allow DRA drivers to specify device consideration order during scheduling aims to improve determinism, speed, and appropriateness of device allocation by the DRA allocator.
  • [issues/136628]
  • Metrics and monitoring optimization: There is a request to reduce the cardinality of Pressure Stall Information (PSI) metrics by excluding pause and pod cgroup containers, significantly decreasing Prometheus pod memory usage caused by large PSI series volume at scale.
  • [issues/136642]
  • Documentation and configuration clarity: Confusion exists regarding the deprecation of the reservedCpu setting in kubelet, as users cannot find corresponding documentation or configuration, only memory settings, leading to uncertainty about proper configuration.
  • [issues/136645]
  • API responsiveness and latency issues: A failing test in ClusterLoaderV2 reports high latency in DELETE requests to the events resource during API responsiveness measurement, exceeding expected thresholds and indicating performance concerns.
  • [issues/136649]
  • Build and tooling improvements: A proposal to modify the setcap build image to run the setcap command in exec form without a shell would enable a more minimal, distroless image, reducing dependencies and potential vulnerabilities.
  • [issues/136631]
  • ConfigMap and Secret reference enhancements: A proposal to enhance EnvFromSource API by adding namespace support for configMapRef and secretRef through unified reference types aims to improve developer experience and consistency in secret and configMap references.
  • [issues/136617]
  • Node IP address assumptions in tests: Some Kubernetes end-to-end tests fail when nodes lack an InternalIP address, despite nodes with only ExternalIP being valid, suggesting these tests should be skipped rather than fail under such conditions.
  • [issues/136626]
  • OpenAPI tooling improvements: A proposal to improve the models-schema tool to accept generated OpenAPI packages as input instead of importing them directly aims to prevent code drift and streamline verification across multiple copied instances.
  • [issues/136627]

2.4 Closed Issues

This section lists, groups, and then summarizes issues that were closed within the last week in the repository. This section also links the associated pull requests if applicable.

Issues Closed This Week: 12

Summarized Issues:

  • Kubelet and Containerd Test Failures: Multiple issues report failures in kubelet and containerd related tests, including serial test failures on reboot and credential-pulled image tests failing across various CI jobs and platforms. These failures have persisted since mid-January 2026 and involve context deadline exceeded errors and kubelet restart problems on Container-Optimized OS.
  • [issues/136331, issues/136546, issues/136549]
  • Service and Pod Networking Bugs: There are issues with Kubernetes NodePort service behavior when externalTrafficPolicy is set to Local, allowing access to nodes without targeted pods, and a test suite failure related to IPv6 conntrack entries timing out. These problems highlight inconsistencies in network policy enforcement and test reliability in IPv6 environments.
  • [issues/136338, issues/136553]
  • Container Port Specification Bug: A bug causes one of the duplicate container ports with different protocols (TCP and UDP) to be removed after pod spec updates due to the merge key only considering the containerPort number. This leads to unexpected port removal in Kubernetes Deployments.
  • [issues/136340]
  • Resource Calculation Panic: A panic occurs in the maxResourceList function due to an assignment to a nil map when pod spec container resource requests are nil but status container resource requests are populated. This missing nil check causes crashes during pod resource request calculations.
  • [issues/136533]
  • Kubectl Resource Describer Test Coverage: There is a lack of basic tests for several kubectl resource describers, including ReplicaSet, CronJob, Role, ClusterRole, RoleBinding, ClusterRoleBinding, and CertificateSigningRequest. Adding these tests is necessary to verify output formatting and prevent regressions.
  • [issues/136460]
  • Pod Deletion Grace Period Enhancement: A feature request seeks support for killing pods using the latest DeletionGracePeriodSeconds value if it changes during deletion, ensuring pods respect updated grace periods rather than the original one.
  • [issues/136555]
  • Kube-proxy Deployment Modernization: Two issues address updating the default value of the KUBE_PROXY_DAEMONSET environment variable from false to true in GCE cluster scripts. This change aligns with modern Kubernetes standards by deploying kube-proxy as a DaemonSet instead of static pods, enabling removal of legacy static-pod logic and reducing technical debt.
  • [issues/136562, issues/136563]
  • Academic Survey Participation Request: A PhD candidate requests participation in an anonymous academic survey aimed at understanding how developers identify and address security issues during code review in open-source projects.
  • [issues/136599]

2.5 Issue Discussion Insights

This section will analyze the tone and sentiment of discussions within this project's open and closed issues that occurred within the past week. It aims to identify potentially heated exchanges and to maintain a constructive project environment.

Based on our analysis, there are no instances of toxic discussions in the project's open or closed issues from the past week.


III. Pull Requests

3.1 Open Pull Requests

This section provides a summary of pull requests that were opened in the repository over the past week. The top three pull requests with the highest number of commits are highlighted as 'key' pull requests. Other pull requests are grouped based on similar characteristics for easier analysis. Up to 25 pull requests are displayed in this section, while any remaining pull requests beyond this limit are omitted for brevity.

Pull Requests Opened This Week: 65

Key Open Pull Requests

1. Add placement bin packing plugin to score placements in the workload scheduling cycle: This pull request introduces the PlacementBinPacking plugin to the workload scheduling cycle in Kubernetes, which scores pod placements by evaluating the request-to-capacity ratio across all nodes in a placement, enabling more efficient selection of the best placement for scheduling pods based on a bin packing strategy similar to the existing NodeResourcesFit plugin but applied at the placement level.

  • URL: pull/136652
  • Associated Commits: ece0d, 02099, 91c1f, 3220a, 20ded, 5db4c, f2659

2. feat(ccm): introduce metric route_controller_route_sync_total: This pull request introduces a new alpha-stage metric, route_controller_route_sync_total, to the Cloud Controller Manager that counts the number of times routes are synchronized with the cloud provider, primarily to support A/B testing of the CloudControllerManagerWatchBasedRoutesReconciliation feature gate in Kubernetes v1.35.

  • URL: pull/136539
  • Associated Commits: 8c428, 61cfa, a5384, f3de0

3. Automated cherry pick of #136269: DRA scheduler: double allocation fixes: This pull request is an automated cherry pick of fixes addressing race conditions in the Dynamic Resource Allocation (DRA) scheduler that caused double allocation of the same device to different ResourceClaims when scheduling many pods rapidly, ensuring proper event handling synchronization to prevent device allocation conflicts and improve scheduling reliability.

  • URL: pull/136567
  • Associated Commits: f296d, 82b2a, 48852, 261b2

Other Open Pull Requests

  • Dynamic Resource Allocation (DRA) scheduler race condition fixes: Multiple pull requests address race conditions in the DRA scheduler that caused double allocation of the same device to different ResourceClaims when scheduling many pods rapidly. These fixes ensure proper event handling and state synchronization to prevent pods from failing to start or running in parallel on the same device.
  • pull/136564, pull/136565, pull/136566
  • Topology-aware workload scheduling (TAS) plugins and related implementations: Several pull requests introduce TAS plugins and the DRATestPlugin following KEP-5732 to verify DRA-aware scheduling support in Kubernetes. These changes prepare and implement topology-aware workload scheduling capabilities to enhance Kubernetes scheduling.
  • pull/136532, pull/136648
  • Workload scheduling improvements and optimizations: Pull requests add a Workload Scheduling Cycle to the scheduler's main loop, optimize opportunistic batching by caching pod scheduling signatures, and improve workload preemption with added test scenarios and fixes. These changes lay groundwork for enhanced workload-aware scheduling and improve scheduling efficiency and correctness.
  • pull/136577, pull/136579, pull/136618
  • Declarative validation enhancements and refactoring: Pull requests introduce a helper function to verify declarative validations, migrate CrossVersionObjectReference fields to declarative validation, and add a Shadow boolean field to field.Error to identify shadowed declarative validation errors. They also rename terminology in the registry/rest package and update testing utilities to support these changes.
  • pull/136584, pull/136589, pull/136630
  • Feature gate promotions and related updates: The KubeletPSI feature gate is promoted to GA for Kubernetes 1.36, and the DRAConsumableCapacity feature is promoted to Beta with default enablement and documentation updates. These changes mark important graduation milestones for these features.
  • pull/136548, pull/136611
  • Allocator and device manager fixes and improvements: Pull requests fix a deadlock in the device manager by preventing nested locking, lexicographically sort slices and devices in the experimental allocator for consistency, and reorganize the DRA allocator code promoting packages from experimental to stable. These changes improve allocator correctness and codebase structure.
  • pull/136640, pull/136641, pull/136619
  • Kubelet and CPU manager state consistency fixes: A pull request fixes inconsistent CPU manager state saving by introducing a transactional mechanism to hold state saving during related operations, preventing CPU leaks during container allocation and removal. Another fixes a bug related to the cpuRequest pointer in the kubelet's kuberuntime_sandbox_linux.go file.
  • pull/136605, pull/136671
  • Route controller and networking condition update fixes: A pull request fixes the route controller's condition update logic to properly update the Reason field even when an external CNI has set the NetworkUnavailable condition, including comprehensive tests for these scenarios.
  • pull/136561
  • Error handling and robustness improvements: Pull requests add null pointer validation in the Accessor method to prevent panics and fix a nil-handling bug in the ValidatingAdmissionPolicy type checker by preventing nil dereferences when schemas lack a defined type. These changes improve error handling and robustness in the codebase.
  • pull/136540, pull/136621
  • Testing and validation consistency enhancements: Additional tests verify consistency between List() and Get() methods for pod resources as part of meeting GA criteria in KEP-3695, and manual declarative validation test cases are removed after integrating a new helper function for declarative validation.
  • pull/136602, pull/136630
  • Workload API gang scheduling policy update: A pull request adds the DisruptionMode field to the gang scheduling policy and updates the DefaultPreemption plugin to consider this field when calculating preemption victims, modifying preemption logic under the WorkloadAwarePreemption feature gate.
  • pull/136589
  • TLS configuration enhancement for EgressSelector: A pull request adds a tlsServerName field to the TLSConfig structure in EgressSelectorConfiguration, allowing cluster administrators to override the hostname used for TLS certificate verification to support alternative DNS names.
  • pull/136640
  • Shardable watch proof of concept: A pull request introduces a proof of concept for implementing a shardable watch feature, including initial type updates, verification scripts, and test implementations.
  • pull/136657

3.2 Closed Pull Requests

This section provides a summary of pull requests that were closed in the repository over the past week. The top three pull requests with the highest number of commits are highlighted as 'key' pull requests. Other pull requests are grouped based on similar characteristics for easier analysis. Up to 25 pull requests are displayed in this section, while any remaining pull requests beyond this limit are omitted for brevity.

Pull Requests Closed This Week: 90

Key Closed Pull Requests

1. cleanup: #132858 Kubelet cache nodeinfo.: This pull request implements an incremental, thread-safe NodeInfo cache within the Kubelet to optimize pod admission performance by maintaining and updating node resource information incrementally on pod add, update, remove, and node changes, thereby replacing the previous expensive O(n×m) full NodeInfo rebuilds with efficient O(1) incremental updates and snapshots for faster and more scalable admission handling.

  • URL: pull/136356
  • Associated Commits: 66350, ea098, 3e752, 4c98b, f0bac, 16649, 9b0fa, 139bb, 5a0fc, e2797, 7516d, b2139, c694b, e8eaa, 15da7, febe7, 71c43, d2dca, 5b8cc, ef09e, f0c1d, 58c50
  • Associated Commits: 66350, ea098, 3e752, 4c98b, f0bac, 16649, 9b0fa, 139bb, 5a0fc, e2797, 7516d, b2139, c694b, e8eaa, 15da7, febe7, 71c43, d2dca, 5b8cc, ef09e, f0c1d, 58c50

2. DRA scheduler: double allocation fixes: This pull request fixes rare race conditions in the Dynamic Resource Allocation (DRA) scheduler that caused the same device to be allocated twice to different resource claims during rapid pod scheduling, by ensuring proper event handling order and synchronization in the assume cache and allocation state gathering, thereby preventing potential pod startup failures and data loss risks.

  • URL: pull/136269
  • Associated Commits: 79cd9, c3cbc, aa35a, 7a374, f5e34, 76ae9, 4647f, 6f886, 5d6ae, d629f, 07bf7, 70364, a941f, 5f3ee, e67af
  • Associated Commits: 79cd9, c3cbc, aa35a, 7a374, f5e34, 76ae9, 4647f, 6f886, 5d6ae, d629f, 07bf7, 70364, a941f, 5f3ee, e67af

3. Enable DV for flowcontrol FlowSchema ServiceAccount.Namespace and ServiceAccount.Name : This pull request migrates the validation of the FlowSchema.Spec.Rules[].Subjects[].ServiceAccount.Name and Namespace fields from handwritten Go code to declarative validation using the +k8s:required tag, as part of implementing KEP-5073 for declarative validation in Kubernetes.

  • URL: pull/136668
  • Associated Commits: ac063, d816e, e46bd, 1ecb3, 7fea1, 5a416, 9e096, 5c997, e73dc, 96c7b, ffb12
  • Associated Commits: ac063, d816e, e46bd, 1ecb3, 7fea1, 5a416, 9e096, 5c997, e73dc, 96c7b, ffb12

Other Closed Pull Requests

  • Build instruction modernization: This topic covers the removal of the obsolete // +build build instruction to modernize the project for Go 1.18 and later. It also enforces this change through golangci-lint rules to maintain codebase consistency.
    [pull/136292]
  • Test improvements and refactoring: These pull requests update volume and proxy tests by replacing deprecated clientset methods, move helper functions for better reuse, and fix output issues in dns tests. They also add basic tests for several kubectl describe commands to improve test coverage while excluding deprecated resources.
    [pull/136309, pull/136461]
  • CustomResource numeric format validation: This group updates dependencies and enhances validation to preserve and strictly validate numeric formats in CustomResourceDefinitions. Comprehensive tests are added to ensure correct validation behavior and maintain compatibility with existing data.
    [pull/136236, pull/136582]
  • External metrics support for HPA: A sample external metrics server is added to support end-to-end tests for the Horizontal Pod Autoscaler external metrics functionality.
    [pull/136251]
  • Kubelet Device Resource Allocator logging improvements: This pull request improves contextual logging in the Kubelet DRA by replacing generic contexts with proper context and loggers, adding prefixes, and restructuring logs for clearer debugging.
    [pull/136541]
  • KubeProxy CLOSE_WAIT test fixes and automation: Multiple automated cherry-picks update the KubeProxy CLOSE_WAIT test to read connection tracking data directly from /proc/net/nf_conntrack instead of the conntrack binary. They also fix IPv6 address formatting and handle missing /proc/net/nf_conntrack files to ensure compatibility across environments.
    [pull/136634, pull/136635, pull/136636, pull/136637]
  • Kubelet UpdateCgroups unit test coverage: This pull request adds unit tests for the kubelet's UpdateCgroups() function to verify accurate CPU shares computation and application across QoS classes, improving test coverage and preventing regressions.
    [pull/136249]
  • Go version upgrade and cleanup: The Go programming language version is upgraded to 1.24.12 to include CVE patches, and the Go versioning is decoupled from the kube-cross tool as part of a cleanup effort.
    [pull/136440]
  • Kubelet contextual logging migration: These pull requests migrate kubelet logging in various components to use contextual logging, enhancing observability with structured logs and updating tests to support context passing. They also migrate node status and shutdown managers to use context for consistent logging.
    [pull/136496, pull/136456]
  • NewClientset adoption and applyconfiguration generation: This pull request generates applyconfigurations for kube-aggregator and sample-apiserver to enable users to consume the new NewClientset method, replacing the deprecated NewSimpleClientset.
    [pull/136537]
  • IPv6 address handling in KubeProxy tests: This pull request fixes the KubeProxy CLOSE_WAIT test by adding a helper to expand IPv6 addresses fully and handles cases where the /proc/net/nf_conntrack file may be missing.
    [pull/136554]
  • Flowcontrol FlowSchema DV enablement: This pull request aims to enable the use of DV for the flowcontrol FlowSchema component in Kubernetes.
    [pull/136506]
  • Distroless-iptables image update: The distroless-iptables image is updated to v0.8.7, removing the conntrack binary and modifying tests to read connection tracking data directly from /proc/net/nf_conntrack, aligning with kube-proxy changes.
    [pull/136517]
  • Kubelet stats summary logging improvements: This pull request improves kubelet contextual logging by explicitly passing a logger to the stats summary provider and updating related tests for consistency and clarity.
    [pull/136524]
  • ktesting progress reporting fix: This pull request fixes progress reporting in the ktesting package by implementing reference counting to keep progress goroutines active during tests and clean them up properly, preventing leaks under stress.
    [pull/136557]
  • Container termination log file permission fix: This security fix changes container termination log file permissions from world-writable (0666) to restrictive (0640), limiting access to the kubelet and designated group only.
    [pull/136580]
  • DeclarativeValidation fuzzing test improvements: This pull request fixes a panic in the DeclarativeValidation fuzzing test by moving fuzzing logic to internal object versions and refactors subresource handling with a declarative map for cleaner, extensible tests.
    [pull/136620]
  • Endpointslicemirroring controller context propagation: This pull request adds context propagation to the endpointslicemirroring controller to properly handle context cancellation and release the kube-controller-manager lease lock.
    [pull/136638]
  • kubectl kuberc beta promotion: This pull request promotes the kubectl kuberc commands from alpha to beta status and adds end-to-end tests as a prerequisite for this promotion.
    [pull/136643]

3.3 Pull Request Discussion Insights

This section will analyze the tone and sentiment of discussions within this project's open and closed pull requests that occurred within the past week. It aims to identify potentially heated exchanges and to maintain a constructive project environment.

Based on our analysis, there are no instances of toxic discussions in the project's open or closed pull requests from the past week.


IV. Contributors

4.1 Contributors

Active Contributors:

We consider an active contributor in this project to be any contributor who has made at least 1 commit, opened at least 1 issue, created at least 1 pull request, or made more than 2 comments in the last month.

If there are more than 10 active contributors, the list is truncated to the top 10 based on contribution metrics for better clarity.

Contributor Commits Pull Requests Issues Comments
dims 65 12 2 10
pohly 43 14 0 10
bart0sh 15 3 0 24
hoteye 19 6 0 14
michaelasp 11 3 0 19
liggitt 2 1 2 25
AutuSnow 20 5 0 0
yongruilin 18 5 0 2
lalitc375 16 3 0 5
aalpar 22 1 0 0

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