We've repeatedly run into issues onboarding folks to projects that rely on julia_pod to create pods, where there are mysterious build errors/"works on my machine" kind of issues. The fact that julia_pod is installed by "just put it on your path somewhere" without proper versioning/releases makes it very hard to debug these issues.
One way to work around this would be to make a jll package with the julia_pod executables (and possibly also jlls for the devspace and kubectl dependencies if they don't already exist) so that our julia projects can declare their own per-project compatibility with julia_pod versions.
We've repeatedly run into issues onboarding folks to projects that rely on julia_pod to create pods, where there are mysterious build errors/"works on my machine" kind of issues. The fact that julia_pod is installed by "just put it on your path somewhere" without proper versioning/releases makes it very hard to debug these issues.
One way to work around this would be to make a jll package with the julia_pod executables (and possibly also jlls for the devspace and kubectl dependencies if they don't already exist) so that our julia projects can declare their own per-project compatibility with julia_pod versions.