Andrea Frittoli

> I don't think it's trivial to do this, this will broke the "kuebctl apply -f https://github.com/tektoncd/catalog/path/to/task.yaml" Not necessarily, it depends on how it's implemented. My suggestion would be: -...

@bobcatfish @dibyom @vdemeester @ckadner @Tomcli

> Really interesting idea for extending Triggers functionality using a trigger type 👍I'd be interested in seeing a list of use-cases for different ways that people want to trigger a...

/remove-lifecycle stale /remove-lifecycle rotten

I think this is still valid - I'm not sure if the solution should be in Triggers but I would like to keep the discussion going on this one.

This feature would be really valuable for tracking purposes, at least when the source of the event is within the cluster. An event sent over HTTP does not leave any...

/area provider/podman

It looks like podman (at least in v3.1.2) provides similar information compared to docker about cgroups: ``` $ docker info | grep -i cgroup Cgroup Driver: cgroupfs Cgroup Version: 1...

This is what we expect from docker: ``` type dockerInfo struct { CgroupDriver string `json:"CgroupDriver"` // "systemd", "cgroupfs", "none" CgroupVersion string `json:"CgroupVersion"` // e.g. "2" MemoryLimit bool `json:"MemoryLimit"` PidsLimit bool...

> Remote hosts are also pretty low priority for us. KIND is meant to run clusters _locally_, and you could always run the kind command on the remote host directly....