Adjustments to support WSL environements #21
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In WSL distros, host.docker.internal does not exist, so I implemented an additional argument to be injected in the shell script that add a cluster to Argocd.
Additionally, when port forward from WSL distros, looks like the system binds only to ipv6
[::1]
and not ipv4127.0.0.1
, so we needed to explicitly bind the port forward to 0.0.0.0 (--address 0.0.0.0
).For the same reason, the Argocd tools container needs to run under host mode with flag
-h 0.0.0.0
, so that processes inside the container can access the docker network.Lastly, I added a flag to opt out from port forward in case we can make ingress work with Argocd and k3d. And added the an extra env variable for the container argocd cli calls so that we can include any other argocd flags (i.e.
--grpc-web
)