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Annotations act just like labels, but allow a broader range of values in the value field when using Kubernetes. Kubernetes also uses annotations for other purposes.
Users are not aware that the feature is available - openfaas/faas#803
@ewilde please could you document this new flag in the YAML reference section?
Thanks
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I noticed that annotations are supported by the CLI, but we don't provide a flag for them.
Should we add the flag to faas deploy? This would allow applying them to functions, deployed from the store, which cannot be done at the moment.
Annotations act just like labels, but allow a broader range of values in the value field when using Kubernetes. Kubernetes also uses annotations for other purposes.
Users are not aware that the feature is available - openfaas/faas#803
@ewilde please could you document this new flag in the YAML reference section?
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: