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Verbose log messages relating to config.json #4007
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Likewise, if it's not a valid json file
If the file contains valid json but no credentials then they see:
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Was this when using the none driver as root, or when does it happen ? |
Thanks for bringing this up @BenHall. I hit this issue with macOS (no Docker installed) as well. I'd love to see it fixed. |
It's yet another github.com/google/go-containerregistry feature. It logs all 3 of these things:
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Related to google/go-containerregistry#390 |
But as long as you have your docker credentials* set up properly, none of this is shown... Should be fixed (upstream) anyway of course, but that is why I didn't see it myself for instance. {
"experimental": "enabled",
"credsStore": "secretservice"
} |
I hit the same issue today on Oracle Linux using none driver as root. |
I've just installed virtualbox, kubectl and minikube... but when I run 😄 minikube v1.0.0 on linux (amd64) I haven't found any solution so far... any suggestion? |
eh, It occurred to me too, and it's more difficult for me in China because "the Great Network Wall". |
I was attempting to set this up on my Arch Linux machine and found that the |
With the recent v1.0.0 release, if a
config.json
doesn't exist then the user is shown a lot of log messages that can be overwhelming.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: