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A user is required to have github access to create the repo, as well as both github and kuberenetes access to bootstrap. A dry run or a --client to just create the repo and see the result would be fantastic. Otherwise... its anyones guess what is going to happen.
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The repo bootstrap command does have a --dry-run option, which prints to stdout the manifests that are going to be applied to your cluster, and doesn't make any repo changes.
But the idea to allow committing to a filesystem repo, instead of pushing to a remote one, is an interesting one. Thanks.
Probably a killer feature for people which would like to tweak different aspects of the manifests but still have the boilerplate generated. Would be really awesome to have this!
A user is required to have github access to create the repo, as well as both github and kuberenetes access to bootstrap. A dry run or a --client to just create the repo and see the result would be fantastic. Otherwise... its anyones guess what is going to happen.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: