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Add contributing guidelines with a local kubernetes cluster or minikube #6563
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I will finish at this weekend |
Hey @iQQBot! Did you have the chance to take a look at this? |
What I want to do is a developer friendly documentation They don't need
They can compile, deploy and test on it For this reason, I need to make Gitpod able to trust the built-in certificates But neither of these PRs have been merged into the main branch yet |
Given that we are currently optimizing the installer experience, and that the helm charts will soon be deprecated, I suggest waiting for the installer release to continue this work |
This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. It will be closed if no further activity occurs. Thank you for your contributions. |
Please add |
Replacing the owner team with self-hosted, as they would be the best team to update guidelines regarding using the installer for contribution workflows. cc @lucasvaltl |
I suspect that #9075 might help with this :) |
Closing this in favor of #9075. |
Problem to solve
Following the proposal in #6466, we'd like to do as part of making it easier for everyone to contribute to Gitpod and one of the steps we need to make is introduce some contributing guidelines with a local kubernetes cluster or minikube. 🧊
Looping in @iQQBot as they were interested in helping, see #6466. 🏀
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