k3d delete fails when cluster has custom name

[nunix]

first of all, incredible piece of software and being the WSL Corsair I had to test it on ... WSL 😈

everything works just fine, however if I create a cluster with a custom name (i.e. k3d create --name wslk3d), then when running k3d delete without any name, it will delete the $HOME/.config/k3d directory, but not delete the cluster itself (see screenshot below)

In the screenshot there's also the workaround mkdir -p $HOME/.config/k3d/<cluster name>

Hope this helps and really looking forward to play with it ⭐️

[andyz-dev]

Appreciate the bug report @nunix

Which version of k3d are you running? you can get it from k3d --version.

Any chance you can try to build k3d from the tip of master and try again? There were some refactoring in this area. I was not able reproduce this with a master build. I am on MACos, but this does not look to be a platform specific issue...

[iwilltry42]

Thanks for opening the issue.
I'll try to reproduce this on WSL tomorrow. We'll also have a non-dev release soon 👍

[nunix]

thanks a lot for the prompt feedback, again it's minor bug (in my eyes), nothing that blocks us.

the version is 1.1.0

looking really forward to test it more 👍

[andyz-dev]

@nunix, I was able to replicate it with version 1.1.0 as well. The issue should have been fixed on the master. @iwilltry42 will make a release soon.

With v1.1.0, there is an easier work around: 'k3d delete --all'

[nunix]

oh ok perfect, will “play” with it a lot more during kubecon 😁
thanks again for the support, really helpful 🙌

If needed/wanted this case can be closed or I will close upon new release with a last screenshot confirming the fix

[iwilltry42]

Just released v1.2.0, you may want to try it with this one 👍
Easy installation via: wget -q -O - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rancher/k3d/master/install.sh | bash

[nunix]

thanks a lot for the fast action.
So now, it doesn't throw errors anymore, however even I run k3d delete --name cluster-name it doesn't delete it.
The fix k3d delete --all does work just fine 😄

ps: installing new version without caring about the old is always welcome ⭐️

UPDATE:
ok, when I run k3d delete --name="cluster-name" it actually works.

All good for me, don't know if you want to change the help on the command, or if this is "still" a bug.
In any case, for this particular bug, it's resolved and I will close it.

Thanks a lot for the prompt help, I will be using it during KubeCon 💯

UPDATE 2:
Ok, apologies ... it's 7am and going to Barcelona so my brain is not totally functional ... I did a typo wLs instead of wsL ... 😢
So the command totally works as intended.
Thanks a lot

[iwilltry42]

Haha, no worries, I also didn't catch the typo in your screenshots 😁
Glad that it works now :) Thanks a lot for your feedback and maybe we'll meet at the KubeCon 👍