BaseUri doesn't work properly.

[tamaspanczel]

If kubernetes master url contains path like http://localhost/kubernetes/ then baseUri doesn't work properly because it calls http://localhost/v1/api/... instead of http://localhost/kubernetes/v1/api/... in Client.php:

public function sendRequest($method, $uri, $query = [], $body = [], $namespace = true, $apiVersion = null)
{
  $baseUri = $apiVersion ? '/apis/' . $apiVersion : '/api/' . $this->apiVersion;

[maclof]

How are you deploying Kubernetes if your API is nested under a /kubernetes/ path? I've not seen this before

[tamaspanczel]

We are using Rancher and our cluster k8s url is:
https://domain.com/k8s/clusters/c-cxwjp/

[jamesmcminn96]

Have run into the same issue, based on RFC3986, the guzzle client is being created incorrectly such that only the host will be used from the master parameter of the k8s Client, and dropping the path.

@tamaspanczel, before I submit a PR to patch this have you had any work arounds?

[tamaspanczel]

You can override public sendRequest method:

class KubernetesClient extends Maclof\Kubernetes\Client
{

    public function sendRequest($method, $uri, $query = [], $body = [], $namespace = true, $apiVersion = null)
    {
        $baseUri = $apiVersion ? 'apis/' . $apiVersion : 'api/' . $this->apiVersion;
        ...
    }

}

[maclof]

What happens if you initialise the client like the following?

$client = new Client([
	'master' => 'https://domain.com/k8s/clusters/c-cxwjp',
]);

According to the Guzzle client documentation the requests should then be relative to that URL?

[maclof]

Nevermind I see the problem, I've pushed a commit to resolve this

[jamesmcminn96]

Thanks @maclof!