Support for cloud-provider-kind using podman rootless - #36
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Add rootless Podman workflow for cloud-provider-kind One needs to avoid using sudo to run cloud-provider-kind when using podman on linux.
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Add rootless Podman workflow for cloud-provider-kind
One needs to avoid using sudo to run cloud-provider-kind when using podman on linux.
Result after starting cloud-provider-kind with this change:
Yes, I suppose one could do something fancy and automate the test for whether rootless podman was being used, but that's beyond my time availability.