I agree 100% with everything you said in #133 in theory, but you're not actually using the names, and other corporate environments have a different CI/CD setup than you do. What I've changed it to meets the MVP of the functions, passes all known tests, and works in kubernetes without having to play wack-a-mole to get user.Current() to work.
I agree 100% with everything you said in #133 in theory, but you're not actually using the names, and other corporate environments have a different CI/CD setup than you do. What I've changed it to meets the MVP of the functions, passes all known tests, and works in kubernetes without having to play wack-a-mole to get
user.Current()
to work.