Make DIND image configurable and remove non-runner-containers helper to avoid unintended DIND inclusion #3851
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…elper to avoid unintended DIND inclusion
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This PR updates the
gha-runner-scale-setHelm chart templates to allow the DIND image to be configurable based on.Values.template.spec.containers. With this change, the chart will continue to usedocker:dindby default, but if a container nameddindis defined, that image is used instead. This provides greater flexibility for users who need to customize their DIND image.As a result of making the DIND image configurable, the
non-runner-containershelper now inadvertently includes the DIND container in scenarios where it’s not intended, specifically when using Kubernetes mode. To address this, we remove thenon-runner-containershelper and rely exclusively onnon-runner-non-dind-containers. This ensures that DIND remains properly scoped and does not appear where it should not.