Revert docker home mount and change hostname #155
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This reverts commit 6cda6ad.
Problem: in order to get nnf-deploy's kind environment to match Flux's resource graph, the hostname of the docker container should be compute-01. Change the hostname in docker-run-checks.
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PR #154 was opened too hastily. By default,
kubectl(which is used all over the place in flux-coral2 tests) looks for a kubeconfig file in$HOME/.kube/config. And the flux-coral2 testsuite has logic in place, such as here, to manipulate kubernetes into working properly which was affected by PR #154. It caused test failures which were only visible when running with kubernetes (which CI doesn't do).The changes introduced by #154 are still desirable (see issue #156), but they will need to be introduced with more extensive changes which hopefully would make the kubernetes manipulations more straightforward.