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Am I missing something here or is there no way do delete with tk apply deployed manifests? Also what about state changes? I.e calculate the diff between your l
by denvrede 7y ago
Am I missing something here or is there no way do delete with tk apply deployed manifests?
Also what about state changes? I.e calculate the diff between your local definition and Cluster state and act appropriately (delete, apply, change)
- shorez 7y agoDelete: No, we need to add that command. For now, use `tk show --dangerous-allow-redirect | kubectl delete -f -`. Diff: Use `tk diff`. It shows the differences between the local Jsonnet and the cluster. `tk apply` makes them reality afterwards.