Nick Santos

How did you install docker desktop? `docker-credential-desktop` should have gotten installed somewhere in PATH by the installer (e.g., on my machine, it's on /usr/bin)

(if you just need to get unblocked, you can also install and configure one of the OSS credential helpers, though they're missing some of the nice integrations that the docker-desktop...

Sorry for the frustration. v4.10.0 includes port numbers, separated ids/container names, and some other design improvements. Our designers are having more discussion on accessibility and font size system, I'll flag...

does it fix the problem if you pull the image before you deploy your pods? ya, configuring the kubelet on the fly is non-trivial since upstream kubernetes removed DynamicKubeletConfiguration :\

no news yet. There might be a short-term workaround to shell into the VM (https://www.bretfisher.com/docker-for-mac-commands-for-getting-into-local-docker-vm/) and restart the kubelet with `--runtime-request-timeout` (https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/command-line-tools-reference/kubelet/) ...you could probably write a container that does...

OK, the super hacky way to do this (which i should probably package up into a container): 1) Start docker desktop and enable kubernetes 2) In a terminal, run: ```...

Sort of! This is a good question @hiremaga In this example, Spring Dev tools also do their own live-reloading. We touch on this a bit in the tutorial: https://docs.tilt.dev/example_java.html#optimizations Re:...

Yes, a PR to add some notes and pointers on spring-dev-tools would be much appreciated! (we're certainly not experts on Spring Boot)