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When creating a new registry, it sometimes gets prefixed with k3d (i.e. DefaultObjectNamePrefix) and sometimes not. This inconsistency should be fixed for a better user experience.
Running the following creates a registry called k3d-foo:
k3d registry create foo --port 127.0.0.1:1234
Running the following creates a registry called foo:
Best would be if we could make DefaultObjectNamePrefix optional, because it can sometimes be nice to be able to override it (e.g. to create a local registry with the exact same name that a remote registry have).
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When creating a new registry, it sometimes gets prefixed with
k3d
(i.e.DefaultObjectNamePrefix
) and sometimes not. This inconsistency should be fixed for a better user experience.Running the following creates a registry called
k3d-foo
:Running the following creates a registry called
foo
:The comment here says that "DefaultObjectNamePrefix defines the name prefix for every object created by k3d", which is clearly not true.
Clearly, the registry is created without the prefix when using
k3d cluster create --registry-create
:k3d/cmd/cluster/clusterCreate.go
Line 578 in 72726ef
Best would be if we could make
DefaultObjectNamePrefix
optional, because it can sometimes be nice to be able to override it (e.g. to create a local registry with the exact same name that a remote registry have).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: