Closed miketamis closed 2 years ago
What is your Desktop OS?
Can you try adding the full path on the .kube/config
to see if that solves the issue?
Lastly, try to override the default PATH manually to /usr/local/bin
to see if that solves the issue.
Also what version of Kubernetic are you currently using?
Setting the path manually to /usr/local/bin worked, TY.
The default makes it looks, like that's what its going to default to
Fixed on version v3.3.0 (released on 22 Feb).
Explained on blog post here:
Default PATH is now effective
On Linux and Mac machines it is common to see authentication 3rd party binaries such as aws-iam-authenticator be installed under the /usr/local/bin PATH. The PATH on the Preferences page had this value as default, but it was never effective.
This solves the problem described here as it now effectively looks in the default PATH value when unset.
Im having an issue where I can't connect to AWS EKS cluster.