Closed rvillane closed 2 years ago
This is something that your shell can do, so I don't think that it's worth adding to kube-score directly.
If you're using bash, it's as easy as running kube-score ... || true
, and the command will always exit 0.
Hi, how can I run kube-score to always return exit code 0 regardless of the issues discovered while scanning YAML files?
I'm planning to add kube-score as a quality gate in a CI/CD pipeline and run it in "report" mode, just informing users about issues but without breaking the pipeline execution during some time, and then enforce the validations.
thanks