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| // Package ktesting is a wrapper around k8s.io/klog/v2/ktesting. In contrast |
| // to the klog package, this one is opinionated and tailored towards testing |
| // Kubernetes. |
| // |
| // Importing it |
| // - adds the -v command line flag |
| // - enables better dumping of complex datatypes |
| // - sets the default verbosity to 5 (can be changed with [SetDefaultVerbosity]) |
| // |
| // It also adds additional APIs and types for unit and integration tests |
| // which are too experimental for klog and/or are unrelated to logging. |
| // The ktesting package itself takes care of managing a test context |
| // with deadlines, timeouts, cancellation, and some common attributes |
| // as first-class members of the API. Sub-packages have additional APIs |
| // for propagating values via the context, implemented via [WithValue]. |
| package ktesting |
