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We have some Python integration tests that are only able to run when they have environment variables from the cluster available. When using B2K and running a Python app normally (e.g. debug) it works, however, the Python tests and the Pytest framework don't seem to have access to the cluster environment variables.
If I run a 'printenv' in the terminal (after bridging kubernetes) I also don't see any of the cluster environment variables available. Could be related?
Would appreciate any pointers on how to get this working. Thanks for the great extension!
We have some Python integration tests that are only able to run when they have environment variables from the cluster available. When using B2K and running a Python app normally (e.g. debug) it works, however, the Python tests and the Pytest framework don't seem to have access to the cluster environment variables.
If I run a 'printenv' in the terminal (after bridging kubernetes) I also don't see any of the cluster environment variables available. Could be related?
Would appreciate any pointers on how to get this working. Thanks for the great extension!
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