Bojan Zelic

I also ran into this same issue, but used a similar workaround; ``` - type: kubernetes path: kubernetes roles: ... config: kubernetes_host: https://$${.Env.KUBERNETES_SERVICE_HOST} disable_iss_validation: true kubernetes_ca_cert: "" token_reviewer_jwt: "" ```

Just a guess but it might be due to your api_addr and cluster_addr configurations? ``` api_addr: "https://vault.secret-infra:8200" cluster_addr: "https://vault.secret-infra:8201" ``` This points to the vault service which has a filter...

👍 I find the default approach to not work for me because I use a symlink and a submodule to the charts directory. So it doesn't correctly pick it up....

alternatively, I was able to select the default kernel in grub via this method: https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/327686 basically (on my system) setting /etc/default/grub ``` GRUB_DEFAULT="gnulinux-advanced-07bb498a-8a1f-4c75-964a-e1473b8fc610>gnulinux-5.4.124-1-pve-relaxablermrr-advanced-07bb498a-8a1f-4c75-964a-e1473b8fc610" ```

> > +1 I find the default approach to not work for me because I use a symlink and a submodule to the charts directory. So it doesn't correctly pick...