Closed MikeSpreitzer closed 3 months ago
When the hosting cluster context extension is not present in the user's kubeconfig file, kflex ctx will not succeed but will also not print an error message and will exit with status 0 (i.e., claim success). Following is a demonstration.
kflex ctx
mspreitz@mjs13 ~ % kubectl config unset preferences.extensions Property "preferences.extensions" unset. mspreitz@mjs13 ~ % kubectl config current-context kind-kind mspreitz@mjs13 ~ % kflex ctx ✔ Checking for saved initial context... mspreitz@mjs13 ~ % echo $? 0 mspreitz@mjs13 ~ % kubectl config current-context kind-kind
See above
Error message and non-zero exit status in this case.
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Describe the bug
When the hosting cluster context extension is not present in the user's kubeconfig file,
kflex ctxwill not succeed but will also not print an error message and will exit with status 0 (i.e., claim success). Following is a demonstration.Steps To Reproduce
See above
Expected Behavior
Error message and non-zero exit status in this case.
Additional Context
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