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IMHO the expected behavior for garden delete environment should be to delete everything related to the current project from my cluster. This would be both the project namespace, and the project--metadata namespace.
Local testing indicates the project--metadata namespace stays there.
If there's a reason for that, it should be explained in the command description with garden help delete or in the documentation.
IMHO though, the most intuitive behavior would be to delete both namespaces.
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IMHO the expected behavior for
garden delete environment
should be to delete everything related to the current project from my cluster. This would be both theproject
namespace, and theproject--metadata
namespace.Local testing indicates the
project--metadata
namespace stays there.If there's a reason for that, it should be explained in the command description with
garden help delete
or in the documentation.IMHO though, the most intuitive behavior would be to delete both namespaces.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: