Enum kube::core::Version

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pub enum Version {
    Stable(u32),
    Beta(u32, Option<u32>),
    Alpha(u32, Option<u32>),
    Nonconformant(String),
}

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Version parser for Kubernetes version patterns

This type implements two orderings for sorting by:

Version::priority for Kubernetes/kubectl version priority
Version::generation for sorting strictly by version generation in a semver style

To get the api versions sorted by kubectl priority:

use kube_core::Version;
use std::cmp::Reverse; // for DESCENDING sort
let mut versions = vec![
    "v10beta3",
    "v2",
    "foo10",
    "v1",
    "v3beta1",
    "v11alpha2",
    "v11beta2",
    "v12alpha1",
    "foo1",
    "v10",
];
versions.sort_by_cached_key(|v| Reverse(Version::parse(v).priority()));
assert_eq!(versions, vec![
    "v10",
    "v2",
    "v1",
    "v11beta2",
    "v10beta3",
    "v3beta1",
    "v12alpha1",
    "v11alpha2",
    "foo1",
    "foo10",
]);

Variants

`Stable(u32)`

A major/GA release

Always considered higher priority than a beta release.

`Beta(u32, Option<u32>)`

A beta release for a specific major version

Always considered higher priority than an alpha release.

`Alpha(u32, Option<u32>)`

An alpha release for a specific major version

Always considered higher priority than a nonconformant version

`Nonconformant(String)`

An non-conformant api string

CRDs and APIServices can use arbitrary strings as versions.

Implementations

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impl Version

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pub fn parse(v: &str) -> Version

An infallble parse of a Kubernetes version string

use kube_core::Version;
assert_eq!(Version::parse("v10beta12"), Version::Beta(10, Some(12)));

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impl Version

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pub fn priority(&self) -> impl Ord

An Ord for Version that orders by Kubernetes version priority

This order will favour stable versions over newer pre-releases and is used by kubectl.

For example:

assert!(Version::Stable(2).priority() > Version::Stable(1).priority());
assert!(Version::Stable(1).priority() > Version::Beta(1, None).priority());
assert!(Version::Stable(1).priority() > Version::Beta(2, None).priority());
assert!(Version::Stable(2).priority() > Version::Alpha(1, Some(2)).priority());
assert!(Version::Stable(1).priority() > Version::Alpha(2, Some(2)).priority());
assert!(Version::Beta(1, None).priority() > Version::Nonconformant("ver3".into()).priority());

Note that the type of release matters more than the version numbers: Stable(x) > Beta(y) > Alpha(z) > Nonconformant(w) for all x,y,z,w

Nonconformant versions are ordered alphabetically.

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pub fn generation(&self) -> impl Ord

An Ord for Version that orders by version generation

This order will favour higher version numbers even if it’s a pre-release.

For example:

assert!(Version::Stable(2).generation() > Version::Stable(1).generation());
assert!(Version::Stable(1).generation() > Version::Beta(1, None).generation());
assert!(Version::Beta(2, None).generation() > Version::Stable(1).generation());
assert!(Version::Stable(2).generation() > Version::Alpha(1, Some(2)).generation());
assert!(Version::Alpha(2, Some(2)).generation() > Version::Stable(1).generation());
assert!(Version::Beta(1, None).generation() > Version::Nonconformant("ver3".into()).generation());