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Alpine Docker Image does not work in Gitlab CI #106
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The issue is in
as you can see this error is actually returned by
solution is to override entrypoint, you can do it in your
Note: You won't encounter this issue on GitLab runners with Kubernetes executor, because they ignore |
Thank you for this workaround @balonik! |
What do you think would be the best way for this do you think, just add some documentation? Changing the entrypoint can be weird sometimes with how signals are processed, if Gitlab lets you override the entrypoing Iä d rather do this. |
I think a documentation for this specific use-case is OK. |
I agree with @balonik, adding documentation for this case is enough. |
Documentation added in #139 I hope it is sufficient! Feel free to send a PR for more details if not 🙇♂️ |
I am unable to integrate kubeconform into our Gitlab CI pipeline using the Alpine docker image. The relevant part of my Gitlab CI configuration is
The gitlab-runner fails to find a
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:It looks like the error described in #47. Is there something wrong with my configuration or is this a regression?
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