Viswajith Venugopal

Hi @nirav24, yes, it happens against the latest stable API right now (ie, 1.19). This is a good feature request, I will add it to the roadmap.

> > Hi @nirav24, yes, it happens against the latest stable API right now (ie, 1.19). This is a good feature request, I will add it to the roadmap. >...

Thanks @pmorie. This is a useful request. I've added this to the roadmap.

Hi @NileshGule, we're definitely happy to do this, but none of us on the team use a Windows machine/have any experience with Chocolatey. I'll leave this issue open, but the...

Hi @asilverman, thanks for filing this issue! To confirm, is your current workflow to run `kube-linter lint .` at the root of a directory with a lot of files?

Hi @AbhishekPuranam, all the checks KubeLinter runs are about best practices, not vulnerabilities, so a CVSS Vector is not applicable here, to the best of my understanding. However, support for...

Hi @raulsh, thanks for filing this issue. This would be a bit messy to do in the linter, unfortunately. I'm trying to see if there's a way to fix this...

Hi @s1dhart, thanks for filing this issue! I'm not sure I understand, though. Can you elaborate with an example?

Thanks @noahlz for filing this issue! This is an interesting one. What actually happens in this case? Does kube refuse to create the pod? Or does it create the pod,...

Got it. Interesting. That definitely isn't a helpful error message. The best way to do this in `kube-linter` is probably to add a built-in check for absurdly low memory limits...