This is a Bug Report
Problem:
In the "Taints and tolerations" section of the Windows container page, the note refers to .spec.pod.os. That field does not exist. The surrounding text correctly uses .spec.os.name.
The note is also about clusters older than v1.24 and the IdentifyPodOS feature gate, which was removed. It no longer applies to any supported version.
Proposed Solution:
- Remove the note.
- Or if it is kept, fix the field name to
.spec.os.name
Page to Update:
https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/windows/user-guide/#getting-started-deploying-a-windows-workload
This is a Bug Report
Problem:
In the "Taints and tolerations" section of the Windows container page, the note refers to
.spec.pod.os. That field does not exist. The surrounding text correctly uses.spec.os.name.The note is also about clusters older than v1.24 and the
IdentifyPodOSfeature gate, which was removed. It no longer applies to any supported version.Proposed Solution:
.spec.os.namePage to Update:
https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/windows/user-guide/#getting-started-deploying-a-windows-workload