Paul "TBBle" Hampson

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CI looks good to me. The failure was in `TestRenameAnonymousContainer` which seems to be a known flake, related to a DNS timeout, from poking around the issue tracker. (Despite the...

Yes, that's how it's written at the moment. Even before this PR, the Windows build should reject any default runtime except `com.docker.hcsshim.v1` or `io.containerd.runhcs.v1`, and hardcodes the latter for creating...

This is actually a known issue, although we didn't produce a separate bug report for it yet. (And that's on me, I was supposed to do that a long time...

I'm curious, is it just enumeration that's incorrect? Are all the visible devices _usable_ when only one is listed in `vpci-location-path`, or do all but the explicitly-exposed-device fail later?

It doesn't currently affect me, but the use-case for which I was intending my work on this was parallel non-realtime (independent) rendering jobs on a node, each assigned a unique...

I can't go into too much detail, but my use-case involved existing Windows-based 3D rendering software and video-encoding of the output; so two GPU uses that have different methods of...

The `poetry install` help implies that pyproject.toml is not required if `poetry.lock` is present: > The install command reads the poetry.lock file from the current directory, processes it, and downloads...

@slonopotamus I see you have a commit to address this over in the darwin-containers fork, have you looked at putting it up for PR here? It looks like a simple...

That's interesting, because the Kubernetes-side changes do _not_ block taints, only labels. It makes sense for the EKS API to reserve their _own_ prefix (`eks.amazonaws.com`) but for the rest, it's...

That's interesting, `node.kubenetes.io/lifecycle` should not be being blocked by this, as `node.kubernetes.io/*` is considered a kubelet-settable namespace, specifically allowed by the [NodeRestriction Admission Controller](https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/access-authn-authz/admission-controllers/#noderestriction). So that is actually a different...