#Iteration with local kube
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they don't need to be in the same session, no. You can keep your kube cluster running in one session, and iterate your app in a different one
one thing to take into account though is that since your kube cluster will be "stateful", you'll have to take care of garbage collection and idempotency yourself as you're not starting from scratch every time
yes, the registry would be the bridge
Got it, yes, I think dealing with side effects is hopefully straightforward. I could see a gc module handling that. Maybe a hook on publishing to the local registry or something