feat: e2e tests calling function as both container and exec#88
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feat: e2e tests calling function as both container and exec#88lorenzofelletti merged 11 commits intoWorkday:mainfrom
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OT: for now, we're stuck with HTTP registries in e2e tests, investigating how to setup TLS would be a nice-to-have in the future |
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Use dind to be able to call the KRM plugin as a container instead of as an exec only. This way, the test performs a proper e2e, and we'll be able to catch breakages in OCI module pull.
Relates to #87 .