fix: use non-caching client to get pod in getPodPrivateIP in ENI controller
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…ntroller This removes the requirement to have list/watch permissions on pods (was missing in the ClusterRole in the Helm chart) and it doesn't cache all pods in the cluster anymore (should reduce memory usage).
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## [1.2.1](v1.2.0...v1.2.1) (2024-07-01) ### Bug Fixes * use non-caching client to get pod in `getPodPrivateIP` in ENI controller ([#21](#21)) ([317b48e](317b48e))
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This removes the requirement to have list/watch permissions on pods (was missing in the ClusterRole in the Helm chart) and it doesn't cache all pods in the cluster anymore (should reduce memory usage).