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Remove password hash #2
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The hash is no-longer required due to the creation using an environment variable instead of a YAML file. The post-install instructions are also updated to mention the password being in the UI and the NodePort being used. Signed-off-by: Alex Ellis (OpenFaaS Ltd) <[email protected]>
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* B) Get your kubeconfig via the Dashboard | ||
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* Either download your `kubeconfig` file from the Civo dashboard. |
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This "Either" isn't right when it's the second option and the first was already given?
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Good point
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Now retrieve your password from above and save it into a file called `password.txt`. | |||
You can find your password in the Civo Dashboard by clicking on the OpenFaaS application and save it as `password.txt`. |
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You don't need to say "You can find your password in the Civo Dashboard by clicking on the OpenFaaS application" because this is inherently only displayed in the Civo Dashboard, when they have already clicked the installed OpenFaaS application. That's why I changed it to "from above".
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No problem. I thought you may use this text in other places, like the CLI.
Signed-off-by: Alex Ellis (OpenFaaS Ltd) <[email protected]>
PR updated for your comments |
version bump helm chart 2.1.19
The hash is no-longer required due to the creation using an
environment variable instead of a YAML file.
The post-install instructions are also updated to mention
the password being in the UI and the NodePort being used.
Signed-off-by: Alex Ellis (OpenFaaS Ltd) [email protected]