Robert Ruf

Okay, the initial approachusing Docker for Windows failed. At least for me the current Windows Containers implementation, even on Server 2019, seems to unstable to use. I also fiddled around...

So I got this compiling finally. ssh support is available on Windows. But libgit2 seems to be failing to actually make any ssh connection. ``` key=".path/to/id.key" crt="./path/to/id.pub" origin = "ssh://[email protected]/some/repo/where/ssh/keys/have/been/added"...

> > > The [LibGit2Sharp](https://github.com/libgit2/libgit2sharp) project has decided _not_ to ship libssh2. The rationale is that the team decided that if they were to distribute the binaries of libssh2 then...

Okay. I'll test and provide a working PR based on appveyor.

I didn't find the time to add the wheel to the windows lib yet but even with it, it would not be working on Windows (yet), see `socket disconnect` error...

> It looks to me that this PR is actually trying to resolve issue #830, not #996. Am I right? Yes, absolutely. Maybe I should have been more clear about...

Looks like an error in `mounter.py` from `gitfs`. `RemoteCallbacks` is not part of `pygit2.remote` but rather `pygit2.callbacks`. I guess that's because `gitfs` is using an old build of `pygit2`, see...

I'm good with envsubst and think it's syntax probably more reliable then bash. The bash syntax like example I gave above was just for illustration.

Hm, ok. So besides the missing documentation I believe this is a bug. https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cluster-api-provider-vsphere/blob/v0.7.9/api/v1alpha3/vspheremachinetemplate_webhook.go#L51-L54 Browsing through older issues it seems like this feature already was working some time ago so...

After some further investigation it seems like there's currently no way to specify static ips for the machines directly in the manifest used to deploy a workload cluster. It seems...