That worked for me for 2 days. Then a manager was breathing down my neck to debug his cluster. So due to stress I overwrote the kubeconfig file with my managers kubeconfig.
Now I can't find a way to get the docker kubeconfig back, resetting the cluster, reinstalling kubernetes etc does nothing, and now that I have uninstalled and reinstalled docker, kubernetes doesn't even come up anymore. I'm also not allowed to share debug information with the Docker company. No real help from Docker developers without debug info. Because they can't tell me how docker generates a kubeconfig or where it writes its logs without seeing my diagnostics output...
Not the vanilla perfect world use case is what makes your software but how well your software manages edge cases.
