Update scheduler.yaml to prevent deletion/prune #14
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Added delete/prune annotations so it doesn't fails and prevents a successfull cascade deletion of all resources when removing a pattern which configures the scheduler. Maybe the ServerSideApply=true would also help to be less intrusive.
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lgtm, thanks! |
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OpenShift doesn't allow to delete the scheduler resource, therefore if a user removes a pattern, it will never succeed as argocd won't be able to delete the managed resource (which is indeed something good).
Added delete/prune annotations so it doesn't fails and prevents a successful cascade deletion of all resources when removing a pattern which configures the scheduler.
Maybe the ServerSideApply=true would also help to be less intrusive.