Yes but I tought this is going to be removed

aftre this you can only use them as managed variabales

Is there any way to get a user's name when creating a workspace? We can use OIDC with GitLab for users to login. They can then add the SSH key from their Coder account to GitLab for authentication. If they want to add commits though they need set the git user.email and user.name. I can already set user.email using data.coder_workspace.me.owner_email but I do not see a way to set the name. If I can get their name then user does not need to provide any input upon creating a workspace and therefore removes a chance for user input error.

data.coder_workspace.me.owner

contains the username in Coder

Yes, the username is not the name that is needed though. For example, the name should be "John Doe" while the username would be "johndoe".

Don't think you can retreive it in the template (other than asking at the workspace creation with

coder_parameter

) as is not seem to be exposed by `coder_workspace`(source => https://registry.terraform.io/providers/coder/coder/latest/docs/data-sources/workspace)

But if your goal is to correctly link the commit to the user in Gitlab, I think the email is enough (I tested it with my self-hosted Gitlab instance)

Thanks for the help. Yes, I have the user input it manually currently. And you are right, I could set the git user.name to the username and GitLab will not complain. In the git logs though you will see that username is used for the name instead of the actual name. I understand this is not a critical issue, but it would nice to have.

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Okay but how do I define their values then?

Check the fly.io example template https://github.com/coder/coder/tree/main/examples/templates/fly-docker-image

the enterprise base images are built on ubuntu, but could i use redhat ubi instead ?

Hello, I am having issues with coder right now. It refuses to build any docker images which is kind of strange. The host machine is working fine, and i ran

sudo usermod -aG docker coder

to ensure coder has permisions

This is the first time I have ever had any issue like this

Can u help me

In repl code

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i need someone to crack smth for me

or decompile it

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issue lies in your dockerfile

apt is expecting an input from you (even though you specified -y)

that's what exit code 100 means

you need to set the DEBIAN_FRONTEND (unsure, maybe it's called something else) env variable

Thank you for the asistance!

if you need a reference you can see how I do it in uwu/basic-env

Okay so, I am assuming this was me being silly more than anything, but essentially I think I know what is happening with this issue: https://discord.com/channels/747933592273027093/1112136809913254009 When I run

kubectl

on a base pod from within k8s, I get

bash
╰─➤  kubectl get pods
Error from server (Forbidden): pods is forbidden: User "system:serviceaccount:coder:default" cannot list resource "pods" in API group "" in the namespace "coder"

Then when I run

kind create cluster

and let it finish, it then works. But, all golang code I run (my own projects, operators with kubebuilder etc), all complain about the same error. My bet is that they are failing to get the right address. Does anyone know how I go about fixing this?

=================================================================================== Fixed it. You need to specify the full path to the kubeconfig along with any code you run. For example, with the operatorsdk:

KUBECONFIG="/home/coder/.kube/config" make run