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chore: add isMac to package.json for editing a machine
Signed-off-by: Sonia Sandler [email protected]
What does this PR do?
Right now, editing a podman machine is only possible on macOS. However, as part of https://github.com/podman-desktop/podman-desktop/pull/12781, the rootful status is also editable on both macOS and Windows, so we need to indicate which properties are editable only on macOS.
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What issues does this PR fix or reference?
Related to https://github.com/podman-desktop/podman-desktop/pull/12781
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Curious to know if this is really only working on Mac, or would work for windows HyperV (I know it is not working for WSL, but not sure abotu hyperV)
cc @jeffmaury
CPU and memory should be exposed for HyperV
@axel7083 @jeffmaury right now the podman machine editing option is only registered for macOS
@axel7083 @jeffmaury right now the podman machine editing option is only registered for macOS
So we should create a follow up issue as I would guess HyperV support was added after edit and that was missed
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The changes update the Podman extension to conditionally support editing machine resource settings—CPUs, memory, and disk size—based on the operating system and virtualization capabilities. New exported context keys (PODMAN_MACHINE_EDIT_CPU, PODMAN_MACHINE_EDIT_MEMORY, PODMAN_MACHINE_EDIT_DISK_SIZE) are introduced and set according to platform detection, including Hyper-V status on Windows. The provider registration logic and extension configuration use these flags to control the visibility and availability of editing features. The lifecycle's edit method is extended to support macOS and Windows Hyper-V for CPU and memory editing, while disk size editing remains macOS-only. Corresponding tests are enhanced to verify correct context key settings and edit capability detection across macOS, Windows (with and without Hyper-V), and Linux. No other public API changes were made.
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@axel7083 @cdrage @feloy Could you PTAL at this PR? thanks!