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While testing with an example httpd app with both OCP 4.7 and 4.8, it seems on restore everything seems to be correct with respect to the new namespace/project, except for this one Deployment annotation.
As an example (deployment/httpd-sample):
If restoring to say justin-build-test-5-restore, the image.openshift.io/triggers is not updated and still has justin-build-test-5 as the namespace.
Because of this deployment.apps and pod are in a bad state after restore.
I tested with both velero 1.4 and 1.6.3 and the openshift plugin.
In order to repo:
Install one of the below from the sample applications within the OpenShift WebUI:
Backup and restore via Velero /w the openshift-velero-plugin to a new namespace