We were using netcat to port to check if a service is up, but actually
we can do like Docker / Podman compose and check the status. For now,
I'm using the endpoint status, but maybe we can just check if the object
is "up".
- remove trailing spaces
- add instruction for packages
- reindent YAML examples
- remove section telling that there is no config files, as
`katenary.yaml` file can now be used
Build package using fpm. As I don't want ruby/gem in my computer, the
build system creates an OCI image with Podman (at this time), and
generate dist pacakges.
To enhance the packages, a manpage is now generated from the
documentation.
- reduce complexity
- use better tools to format the code
- add more tests
- and too many things to list here
We are rewriting for V3, so these commits are sometimes big and not
fully detailed. Of course, further work will be more documented.
We were using `yaml.Unmarshal` on basic types or inline structs. This
was not efficient and not clear to defined what we expect in labels.
We now use types to unmarshal the labels.
Only the `values` label is, at this time, parsed by GetValuesFromLabel
because this `utils` function is clearly a special case.
- changed variables that was uppercased, that's not OK for linters
- cleanup some documentation
- remove the "/" in label prefix, a function is now used to get the
complete label (`labelName()`)
- some cleanup in tpl files, and so on...
