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Do not include snapshotter container unless .externalSnapshotter.enabled is true

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we have already controller.enableSnapshotter to control this, and even snapshot controller is disabled, some users still need this snapshotter container to run there:

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If I don't need it, I can just set the resources to minimum, I guess? How do I know if I need the container to run, since I disable the snapshot controller itself during helm install?

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if you don't want snapshot functionality, then you could set controller.enableSnapshotter as false

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But the snapshotter container will still be included. I'm not sure why I need it there by default.

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the change is made in https://github.com/kubernetes-csi/csi-driver-nfs/pull/820/files, in next released version, you could use --set controller.enableSnapshotter=false to disable snapshotter container

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