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feature: minikube status- indicate if using "docker-env" #6535
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we still need to do this, would be happy to take PR for it |
/remove-lifecycle stale |
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we still wanna do this, but not urgnet or too important |
we still want to do this. |
@medyagh, I like to work on this |
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one of the common things I do after eval $(minikube docker-env) is checking if I am using my own docker or minikube's docker
it would be nice if "minikube status" command would tell me
and if we are not using docker-env no need to add that line and keep it hidden.
but we could includ that in the json output.
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