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Describe the bug
I was backing up an ArgoCD instance with Velero and got an error with one volume defined in the argocd-server deployment, that does not have a mounted volume in any container.
That does not produce an error in kubernetes, but because velero/restic wants to backup that mount and it's not there, it gives an error.
So, I would say, if we have an old volume (from older manifests) that we don't use anymore, we should remove it.
I know it's an empty dir, but it's still not a best practice to keep it defined and not mounted.
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Describe the bug
I was backing up an ArgoCD instance with Velero and got an error with one volume defined in the argocd-server deployment, that does not have a mounted volume in any container.
That does not produce an error in kubernetes, but because velero/restic wants to backup that mount and it's not there, it gives an error.
So, I would say, if we have an old volume (from older manifests) that we don't use anymore, we should remove it.
I know it's an empty dir, but it's still not a best practice to keep it defined and not mounted.
You can see this here
argo-cd/manifests/base/server/argocd-server-deployment.yaml
Line 213 in aa6aed3
Expected behavior
Not having a volume defined and not mounted
Version
All install manifests
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