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@ef0xa can you explain how to access the /v1/pod/<pod-id>/logs resource using an API key?
The runpodctl CLI currently only uses the GraphQL endpoint (api.runpod.io) with the user's API key, while the web console uses a different endpoint (hapi.runpod.net) and a different authentication form; a JWT minted by "clerk" at login time (from basic auth/ userid + password).
Is there some way to get the logs using the API key instead, so as to leverage the same authentication information that the rest of runpodctl already relies on?
Is there a way to watch container logs when starting a pod using this command line tool?
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