Add WebHookDockerDesktopServer #1054
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Docker Desktop now uses the host.docker.internal host address and this can be used to help develop hooks locally in a fashion similar to k3d and Minikube. Signed-off-by: Samuel Gaist <samuel.gaist@idiap.ch>
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Docker Desktop has been using the
host.docker.internalhost address for quite some and this can be used to help develop hooks locally in a fashion similar to k3d and Minikube.This merge request adds the corresponding helper class so it makes developing kopf based operator/webhooks easier with it.