Fixes an issue where the lesson prep.sh scripts fail with podman 6.x - #40
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…treamshub#39) This fix works around an incompatibility between podman 6 and KinD 0.32.0 where running 'kind get clusters' errors out. The scripts now use kubectl to verify the cluster is available, which is a more robust method as it also validates the cluster is reachable. The issue has been fixed in main for kind but has not yet been released. See: kubernetes-sigs/kind#4231 for more information Signed-off-by: Alex Creasy <alex@creasy.dev>
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Closes #39
This fix works around an incompatibility between podman 6 and KinD 0.32.0 where running 'kind get clusters' errors out. The prep.sh scripts use this to validate the setup.sh script has already been run. The scripts now use kubectl to verify the cluster is available, which is a more robust method as it also validates the cluster is reachable.
The issue has been fixed in main for KinD but has not yet been released. See: kubernetes-sigs/kind#4231 for more information.