APPLY_PRUNE=true passes the same selector to each individual manifest apply. Objects declared in other files can then be treated as absent and removed.
Reject that option during validation and before Kubernetes apply starts. Remove the per-file prune arguments; obsolete resources must be removed explicitly until deployment supports a complete desired set.
Validation: Bash syntax and ShellCheck; confirmed rejection before cluster calls. APPLY_PRUNE=false retains normal apply behavior. The option is disabled by default.
APPLY_PRUNE=true passes the same selector to each individual manifest apply. Objects declared in other files can then be treated as absent and removed.
Reject that option during validation and before Kubernetes apply starts. Remove the per-file prune arguments; obsolete resources must be removed explicitly until deployment supports a complete desired set.
Validation: Bash syntax and ShellCheck; confirmed rejection before cluster calls. APPLY_PRUNE=false retains normal apply behavior. The option is disabled by default.
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APPLY_PRUNE=true passes the same selector to each individual manifest apply. Objects declared in other files can then be treated as absent and removed.
Reject that option during validation and before Kubernetes apply starts. Remove the per-file prune arguments; obsolete resources must be removed explicitly until deployment supports a complete desired set.
Validation: Bash syntax and ShellCheck; confirmed rejection before cluster calls. APPLY_PRUNE=false retains normal apply behavior. The option is disabled by default.
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