Add a GitRepository source, from the current open Git Repo in VS Code to a AKS Cluster

[murillodigital]

Please note that the UX and UI for this feature should be closely related to that implemented in #104.

The az command below requires the following command line properties to be dynamically passed given the cluster's configuration:

• -n the unique name for this Flux configuration
• -g the name of the Resource Group where the AKS cluster was created
• -c the name of the AKS Cluster as defined in Azure. This name is usually the name of the context in the kubectl configuration, also shown for cluster name under Clusters
• --subscription the name or ID of the Azure subscription that owns the resource group.

az k8s-configuration flux create \
    -g <Resource_Group_of_Cluster> -c <Name_of_Cluster> -t managedClusters \
    -n <Unique_Flux_Configuration_Name> --scope cluster \
    -u <URL for GitRepository> --branch <Branch for Git Repository>

Note that, as implemented in #104, the URL as well as branch of the repo should be implied from the local git clone that the user is performing this action on.

The values for -g, -c and --subscription should be automatically filled if the user has already provided them.

[usernamehw]

For some reason command doesn't work without the confirmation:

az k8s-configuration flux create -g vscode-gitops-development -c aks-development -t managedClusters -n idk2 --scope cluster -u https://github.com/murillodigital/sample-k8s --branch main

Running in the Output View (shelljs)

ERROR: Unable to prompt for confirmation as no tty available. Use --yes.

Running in the terminal:

Warning! No kustomizations were specified for this configuration. The specified source may not be applied to the cluster.
Are you sure you want to proceed without any kustomizations? (y/n): Terminate batch job (Y/N)?

Running with the --yes

az k8s-configuration flux create -g vscode-gitops-development -c aks-development -t managedClusters -n idk2 --scope cluster -u https://github.com/murillodigital/sample-k8s --branch main --yes

az --yes k8s-configuration flux create -g vscode-gitops-development -c aks-development -t managedClusters -n idk2 --scope cluster -u https://github.com/murillodigital/sample-k8s --branch main

az k8s-configuration flux create --yes -g vscode-gitops-development -c aks-development -t managedClusters -n idk2 --scope cluster -u https://github.com/murillodigital/sample-k8s --branch main

unrecognized arguments: --yes

unrecognized arguments: --yes -g vscode-gitops-development -c aks-development -t managedClusters -n idk2 --scope cluster -u https://github.com/murillodigital/sample-k8s --branch main

unrecognized arguments: --yes

[usernamehw]

@murillodigital Maybe you know if it's possible to run this command without the confirmation prompt?

az k8s-configuration flux create -g vscode-gitops-development -c aks-development -t managedClusters --subscription 6bf943cd-75d6-4e1c-b2bf-b8691841d4ae -n idk2 --scope cluster -u https://github.com/murillodigital/sample-k8s --branch main

[murillodigital]

@usernamehw let me try this out and raise to the MSFT folks to see if they know whatsup

[murillodigital]

@usernamehw see #130 and #133 as these specs will impact the implementation being those in this ticket.