When using a cluster that was created using k3d create --enable-registry, k3d start --name dev does not start the k3d-registry container.
The k3d start command should (by default) start the k3d-registry if the cluster was created with --enable-registry set. This could be disabled via flag (e.g. --start-registry=false).
Just ran into this same issue. Is there a workaround other than deleting and recreating the cluster?
Edit: :man_facepalming: ah of course just docker start k3d-registry, but i think this feature request is good.
Hi there, thanks for opening this issue.
The fix/feature is in master now, see commit 0b7e118046d881dd98c2d605f9b42531abefd36e
Included in https://github.com/rancher/k3d/releases/tag/v1.6.0 :+1:
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Hi there, thanks for opening this issue.
The fix/feature is in
masternow, see commit 0b7e118046d881dd98c2d605f9b42531abefd36e