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Flexible, reusable and concise configuration for Kubernetes
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prune failing when unable to list resources in all namespaces #327

Closed retzkek closed 4 years ago

retzkek commented 4 years ago

In the same vein as #301, tk prune is failing when running on an OKD/OpenShift cluster, since it's trying to list resources in all namespaces, which I can't do. Specifically in kubernetes.Orphaned() at https://github.com/grafana/tanka/blob/e5556f1c851bcfe2f0ec885896642d7c418c692f/pkg/kubernetes/apply.go#L63 (that first empty string tells GetByLabels() to add --all-namespaces instead of a specific namespace)

Maybe a fix for this could also solve #326?

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paul-bormans-pcgw commented 2 months ago

Hit the same issue but now on a Google managed platform. Some resources you simply do not have access to as these are managed. It would be nice to reduce the namespaces and resource/apigroups to be considered. So either specify an --include or an --exclude (or both ;-))