You deployed thing with helm and edited some object with kubectl?
Now helm rollback
doesent work and neither new helm deployments?
Well, for some reason kubectl is considered a valid resource owner in k8s despite not being active controller in cluster.
Yes, you can do helm rollback --force
, but it will mess up active HPAs and other stuff.
Here we clean up this nonsense.
k8s-clean-kubectl-mf --dry-run=false --log-level=debug
- service mode to listen for changes instead of full scan
- cleanup last applied annotation