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Is there an issue on GitHub for "It is not possible to push images to Docker Hub with |
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Yes, it is #2553 |
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I just realized that the release notes didn't say that this is an issue on Linux only; it works correctly on macOS and Windows. I've updated the release notes. The problem is an incompatibility between |
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I have rancher-desktop 1.5.0 installed in my Windows 10 host. I'm assuming it is integrated with the WSL. After I deployed a simple nginx workflow w/ nodeport service (port 30001) to the kubernetes engine, I'm no longer able to access the nginx services from the browser running under Windows: will simply returns: while accessing using the node IP of the Is the behavior I've observed related to the quote here?
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Yes, that is the referenced issue. (First PR was just posted; after that there will need to be a second PR to actually enable it in RD.) If you have any suggestions on how we could have better worded the release notes so that it would have been clear for you, they would be very welcome. |
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Thank you! |
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This is the 1.5.0 release of Rancher Desktop, an open source desktop application to bring Kubernetes and container management to Mac, Windows, and Linux. The release contains some new features along with various bug fixes.
Important Updates
Preferences dialog
Rancher Desktop now has a dedicated preferences dialog containing application, virtual machine, container engine, and Kubernetes settings. Changes are applied only after the "Apply" button is pressed, minimizing the time it takes to switch between configurations.
Offline operation
Rancher Desktop has been updated to work better in an offline environment. During initial setup a network connection is required to e.g. download the Kubernetes version to be deployed. But if Rancher Desktop is later run offline, then only the already cached versions will be available, and there should no longer be any delays or errors trying to fetch additional information online.
This mode can also be used to setup air-gapped operation. Documentation for this is still being prepared.
Other changes
The host resolver (DNS) on Windows is no longer considered experimental and is now enabled by default. It helps to resolve hostnames over VPN connections.
The "Port Forwarding" feature now allows the user to pick a specific port instead of choosing one randomly.
Updated utilities
dockerhas been upgraded to 20.10.17.docker-composehas been upgraded to 2.6.1.nerdctlhas been upgraded to 0.22.0.helmhas been upgraded to 3.9.1.trivyhas been upgraded to 0.30.0.Known Issuses
Due to upstream Kubernetes changes the automatic forwarding of NodePorts to the host no longer works for Kubernetes 1.22.10+, 1.23.7+, or any 1.24.1+ release (this also affects all previous Rancher Desktop releases).
It is not possible on Linux to push images to Docker Hub with
nerdctl.Both of these issues will be addressed in a patch release later in August.
You can connect with the developers via:
Changelog
The full version changelog, from v1.4.1, can be found using GitHub compare and the details of the release can be found in the v1.5.0 milestone.
This discussion was created from the release Rancher Desktop 1.5.0.
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