Add support to use KUBECONFIG env variable if incluster fails#1230
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Add support to use KUBECONFIG env variable if incluster fails#1230
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Issue #, if available:
Description of changes:
As a Service Provider I would like to run the termination handler in a management cluster operating against a remote cluster.
The current hard dep with incluster makes this impossible
How you tested your changes:
Environment (Linux / Windows):
Kubernetes Version:
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