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Quickstart Setup: inline scripts and some UX improvements #532
Quickstart Setup: inline scripts and some UX improvements #532
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@jasonmadigan I chose aws as provider and have exported variables for aws before setup:
However, I run into this issue that is not seen in your screenshot where it asks for my credentials. Is there something I am missing? |
@ehearneRedHat env-vars look right to me. They're definitely there in your shell (i.e. via |
@jasonmadigan Yes, I am seeing them there when running I used the export command to create the variables - would that make a difference ? |
@jasonmadigan All working nicely locally. env vars:
Is |
That should be OK yeah, assuming you've exported them in something like your |
Yes |
I just have them exported in the window itself, not within a file. I must be missing something... |
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/lgtm |
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…ake things easier to manage
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* inlining resources fetched via cURL as part of quickstart-setup, to make things easier to manage * remove kustomize deps * Some UX nicities
Sample output:
Testing
Run locally:
bash hack/quickstart-setup.sh
Or via curl pipe:
curl "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jasonmadigan/kuadrant-operator/inline-quickstart-scripts/hack/quickstart-setup.sh" | bash