@matthias.lisin I would like to move this package to the official repository, could you add a license to it? You can use pkgctl license setup from devtools if that's fine for you!

@gromit It is not used by the packaged application. It's was added purely for convenience back when podman support was experimental.

I'm curious, what is the registry alias used for?

@kaikli Sorry for that.

01:43:19 successfully built pkg locally
01:44:29 archive for v0.28.0 (re)created on Github
01:44:44 aur commit (without noticing change)

Not sure what happened with the previous tar.gz on github. The built /usr/bin/kind are identical though

The build of version 0.28.0-1 fails because the hash of kind-0.28.0.tar.gz is invalid.

@zhiwei go and git are make dependencies and required to build the package. See build() in PKGBUILD

kubectl is exec'd from Go code. I did not check the last versions if this is still the case for the local machine or if it's only happening on the created nodes. (Yet)

Edit: I definitely missed at least one thing related to git use in build(). I'll look into it and push and update if it turns out I can drop the dependency.

Why does it depend on kubectl, git and go?

That makes more sense ofc, thanks for clarifying

No, Docker 20.10.0+ is now required, with no change for Podman.

As in, if your version of docker is older than that, you're going to have a bad time.

moved docker back to optdepends.
According to the release note of v0.20.0, docker is now required.

Please check if everything still works for you without docker.