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Andre Dietisheim commented on JBIDE-24491:
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[~rob.stryker]:
1) it's not a matter of the current code "not working". It's a matter of
lacking functionality: If you launch the cdk via the server adapter while you *DONT* have
a connection to it in Eclipse, the server adapter will create everything for you just
fine. Assuming that you *DONT* use the cdk server adapter or already have a connection to
it in Eclipse when you launch the cdk via the adapter, then the registry is of course not
set up for you. You have to look it up as indicated in the description. For this case
we'd like to have Eclipse allowing you to look it up, sparing you from getting to the
command line.
2) see 1)
3) this is not a bug, this is a missing piece of enhancement for our CDK tooling in
Eclipse.
CDK Server adapter: allow users to look up the address of the docker
registry
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Key: JBIDE-24491
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBIDE-24491
Project: Tools (JBoss Tools)
Issue Type: Feature Request
Components: cdk
Affects Versions: 4.4.4.Final
Reporter: Andre Dietisheim
Fix For: 4.5.0.AM1
if you want to push a docker image to the docker registry within OpenShift you need the
address of the docker registry.
When launching the cdk in Eclipse our tooling creates the OpenShift connection for the
tooling filling out that address.
Users that didnt launch the cdk via the server adapter or had their connection already
defined when launching it, would have to look the address up manually. One does this on
the command line via {code}./minishift openshift registry{code}
It would be nice if the server adapter would offer a way to look it up so that the user
does not have to go the command line.
I dont know yet how to look it up for the OpenShift online variant though.
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