Open tillig opened 1 year ago
That makes sense. Thanks for spotting.
Homebrew also provides a more automated way to keep things up to date or find things to install - brew install karmadactl or brew outdated.
What should we do? Sorry I don't have much experience with Homebrew, I usually install things with it, but don't know how to publish tools.
OK thanks. I'll take a look. By the way, are you going to help with this stuff?
Unclear. I literally just started looking at Karmada today. I figured whether I use it or not, it'd be worth letting the team know via issues what my pain points were in getting started - stuff that, even if I move on, would help other folks have a smoother onboarding experience.
Appreciate!! That means a lot to the community.
What would you like to be added:
Homebrew integration for installing
karmadactl
to Mac platforms as an alternative to running a shell script.Why is this needed:
From a security perspective, our organization generally doesn't like "install by piping to a remotely retrieved shell script" as a solution, but installing things from Homebrew is generally OK (post vetting, etc.). Homebrew also provides a more automated way to keep things up to date or find things to install -
brew install karmadactl
orbrew outdated
.By way of comparison, other similar tools like
istioctl
andhelm
have Homebrew installation, so there's precedent for Mac folks looking for such a thing.