feat: Use Localtunnel to improve developer experience #259
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This closes #253. When developing webhooks, one needed to start the operator locally, then use some technology like "localtunnel" or "ngrok" to have a tunnel (with HTTPS) to the local running operator and then register that given randomized url to Kubernetes to actually call the migrator/validator. This pull request uses localtunnel as a libary by adding AddWebhookLocaltunnel to the operator builder. With this, the operator creates a localtunnel during startup and registers itself within Kubernetes with the returned url. Note: this should never be used in production.
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This closes #253. When developing webhooks, one needed to
start the operator locally, then use some technology like "localtunnel"
or "ngrok" to have a tunnel (with HTTPS) to the local running operator
and then register that given randomized url to Kubernetes to
actually call the migrator/validator.
This pull request uses localtunnel as a libary by adding
AddWebhookLocaltunnelto the operator builder. With this, the operator creates a localtunnel
during startup and registers itself within Kubernetes with the returned url.
Note: this should never be used in production.