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[Kubernetes extension] [Airgapped installer] Missing Kubernetes pages (previously experimental features) toolbar on in the NavBar #6675

Open ScrewTSW opened 6 months ago

ScrewTSW commented 6 months ago

Bug description

In Podman Desktop 1.9.1 we are missing Kubernetes pages toolbar in the NavBar (deployments, services, routes, etc.)

This issue affects both airgapped installs on Windows (W10 22H2) and Mac

Operating system

Windows 10 22H2, MacOS 14 M2

Installation Method

Installer from website/GitHub releases

Version

1.9.0

Steps to reproduce

Relevant log output

N/A

Additional context

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benoitf commented 6 months ago

AFAIK you need to have a $HOME/.kube/config file to see kubernetes stuff/icons (you see pods that is managed by podman)

odockal commented 6 months ago

@benoitf I can confirm this, just one thing... If I do not restart podman desktop, and I have ie. kind cluster created and kubeconfig present, the kube context is not being refreshed from podman desktop until the restart happens.

ScrewTSW commented 6 months ago

@benoitf I do have the file, though it's pointing to an invalid Developer Sandbox context, trying with Minikube.

Though it's very strange that I did not notice this behavior previously in 1.8.0

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ScrewTSW commented 6 months ago

@benoitf @odockal my context was switched correctly and pages appeared, no need for restart of PD

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odockal commented 6 months ago

We have the mention of this very issue in this comment: https://github.com/containers/podman-desktop/issues/6406#issuecomment-1998500385. This is probably a symptom of the bug referenced there.

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