Patrick Zeller

In my (private) fork I solved this issue for keycloak. Since ```OAuth2Plugin``` already implements ```IAuthenticator```, if a ```logout()``` function is added to this class, it will be called on logout....

Sure, that's how I did it: in plugin.py ``` class OAuth2Plugin(plugins.SingletonPlugin): ... def logout(self): user_name = None environ = toolkit.request.environ if 'repoze.who.identity' in environ: user_name = environ['repoze.who.identity']['repoze.who.userid'] log.debug('Trying to logout...

There is an alpine package in the edge/testing repository and I actually made minikube start doing something like: ```yaml image: docker:28 # ... e.g. set DOCKER_* vars services: - docker:28-dind...

In case someone else runs into this: Note that setting the user in the entry point script is not sufficient to run in a kubernetes cluster that uses the `restricted`...