This is a simple username/password authentication implementation. I've verified that it works from .kube/config or creating options by hand.
K3s uses username/password authentication by default. If you have a strong preference to not add username/password support that's OK. I don't strictly need this since I've tested generating a token like I mention here: https://github.com/tintoy/dotnet-kube-client/issues/80 and modifying my .kube/config entry. But it would simplify my workflow quite a bit if I didn't have to do that when I recreate my k3s cluster (which happens often), and I imagine there are other username/password environments out there.
This is a simple username/password authentication implementation. I've verified that it works from
.kube/config
or creating options by hand.K3s uses username/password authentication by default. If you have a strong preference to not add username/password support that's OK. I don't strictly need this since I've tested generating a token like I mention here: https://github.com/tintoy/dotnet-kube-client/issues/80 and modifying my
.kube/config
entry. But it would simplify my workflow quite a bit if I didn't have to do that when I recreate my k3s cluster (which happens often), and I imagine there are other username/password environments out there.