Hey there. Is there an easy way to pass environment variables to

nerdctl

? For example, I want to do something like

export CONTAINERD_NAMESPACE=<http://k8s.io|k8s.io>

to allow standard builds to be used in k8s. Right now I am modifying the

nerdctl

script in

$HOME/.rd/bin/nerdctl

to manually include that env variable, but that seems like a hack. This is all in an attempt to get

nerdctl

to behave more closely to

docker

. Any help is appreciated! Thanks.

have you tried creating a nerdctl.toml file and setting your config in there? See: https://github.com/containerd/nerdctl/blob/main/docs/config.md

@miniature-advantage-69986 I did not, but I assume I'd have to update that inside the lima-vm where nerdctl runs. Setting the

env:

in the

overrides.yaml

proved to be quite simple.

Yea / new to RD also / and ran into this on Windows as well / built like 10 images till I realized the default image directory is the "default" vs k8s.io / but I found I could save them as .tar and reload them quickly with the k8s.io tag (FYI)