Use value rather than reference #261
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Use factory.jobConfig value rather than reference before setting NamespaceLabels to nil. Also removing the "name" label from the created namespaces, I don't recall why is there, but it's not used anywhere. Signed-off-by: Raul Sevilla <rsevilla@redhat.com>
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Use factory.jobConfig value rather than reference before setting NamespaceLabels to nil. Also removing the "name" label from the created namespaces, I don't recall why is there, but it's not used anywhere. Signed-off-by: Raul Sevilla <rsevilla@redhat.com>
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Use factory.jobConfig value rather than reference before setting NamespaceLabels to nil. Also removing the "name" label from the created namespaces, I don't recall why is there, but it's not used anywhere.