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Edit service kubernetes-dashboard failed with ClusterIP #76730
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Environment
Steps to reproduce
With a running cluster with a single node master :
Add the dashboard:
Then edit the config by changing type ClusterIP to NodePort :
Everything ok, then do it again and change type NodePort to ClusterIP :
Observed result
We are unable to save back to ClusterIP type with the following output :
Expected result
We should be able to update the file exactly as it was after a fresh installation.
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I opened the issue on dashboard repo but we told me the issue should be here.
Related but different issue : #24040
Sorry if this is not bug, I am still discovering K8S.
@kubernetes/sig-contributor-experience-bugs
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