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Make it possible to use --infra-name name feature in kube yaml #18312
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The best way to handle this would be Add an annotation to the kubernetes.yaml and then have podman use that annotation to setup the infra container name. |
Theoretically we could also do As well. |
Maybe it would be more convenient if the default infra name should be podName-infra unless specified otherwise in the kube.yaml or --infra-name |
That works for me. Interested in opening a PR? |
Sorry I'm not a go programmer ... |
@umohnani8 PTAL |
A friendly reminder that this issue had no activity for 30 days. |
Currently the infra name is For the kube generate part, we could add an annotation with the infra-name when For kube play, order would be:
@rhatdan @vrothberg WDYT? |
I am not sure it is a breaking change, but SGTM |
Podman CI would break. I'd be surprised if users would heavily rely on the deterministic name but we can only guess. Adding a |
SGTM |
Feature request description
Currently, there is no real way to use the --infra-name feature in the Kubernetes yaml.
It would be nice to have this for the same reason as initial the feature.
This was being able to update the pod and not having to change the infra name in the systemd service.
#10794
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