k8s: add websocket support to exec #6496
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In version 1.31, Kubernetes switched from SPDY to WebSockets for streaming (blog post).
For clusters where SPDY is unavailable (e.g., the Kubernetes API server is accessed through an edge proxy that doesn't support SPDY), the
exec
operation must use WebSockets.A possible solution for this would be to use a WebSocket Stream Executor by default and fall back to a SPDY Stream Executor when WebSocket based streaming is unavailable. (this also aligns with what
kubectl exec
currently does)I also replaced
Executor.Stream
withExecutor.StreamWithContext
because the former is deprecated.(A similar solution could be used to solve #6445. I might check it out over the weekend.)