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Hmm.. curious. Can you export NDEBUG=y and show the log output?
It could very well be a snap problem which I won't be able to reproduce, so if you want to investigate further that would be great.
Indeed it seems that way—works when using a manually downloaded kubectl. This snap uses “classic confinement”, which generally means it should behave like a plain package (I have not encountered any permission-related errors in any other usage), but maybe there is some subtle difference here.
What code here is actually trying to use /dev/stdout? I do not see any in this repo. Is it something being called by this script? Most uses of /dev/stdout can be replaced (a bit awkwardly) with temp files.
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corneliusweig commentedon Mar 31, 2020
Hmm.. curious. Can you
export NDEBUG=yand show the log output?It could very well be a snap problem which I won't be able to reproduce, so if you want to investigate further that would be great.
jglick commentedon Apr 1, 2020
Does not produce any additional output.
Indeed it seems that way—works when using a manually downloaded
kubectl. This snap uses “classic confinement”, which generally means it should behave like a plain package (I have not encountered any permission-related errors in any other usage), but maybe there is some subtle difference here.Routhinator commentedon May 6, 2020
Also seeing this with the snap version of kubectl. However I get it with the import command:
corneliusweig commentedon Jun 1, 2020
This is a snap problem. There's nothing I can do to
konfigto improve this situation.FWIW, this seems related: moby/moby#31243 (comment)
jglick commentedon Jun 2, 2020
What code here is actually trying to use
/dev/stdout? I do not see any in this repo. Is it something being called by this script? Most uses of/dev/stdoutcan be replaced (a bit awkwardly) with temp files.guettli commentedon Mar 8, 2023
this could be related to an issue of
snap: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/snapd/+bug/1849753jglick commentedon Mar 8, 2023
Indeed. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/snapd/+bug/1849753/comments/26 suggests a workaround: replace
with the rather cryptic