Open emcniece opened 11 months ago
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I think this is a fair question
I came from a helm-based deployment mechanism, where i could both see what was deployed via helm list
and remove all assets from a deployment using helm delete
Aside from action: reject
i dont see any way of removing all artifacts based on, say the helm release name.
I suppose there is some combination of kubectl get all --selector=label=releasename
that could be used, but those do not seem to pick up all artifacts.
I use PR deployments to my cluster, so for every PR a deployment is made, with that PRs code, when the PR is merged I would like to clean up all those artifacts.
We have plans to add a feature like this through apply-set based pruning.
This issue is idle because it has been open for 14 days with no activity.
Feature request
Hi, new user here, I've set up this action to apply to my private cluster and it works like a charm. Is there a recommended pattern for handling teardown or delete/purge removal of manifests? Do you perform a
kubectl delete
manually, or is there a way to do this with the action? Thanks for your ideas!