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This a "wishlist" type issue, not a real bug, but too small to be KEP-worthy.
What happened:
My test should have been asserting the existence of two similarly-named objects.
However due to a copy-paste mistake it was actually asserting the existence of one object twice (I forgot to change the name when copy-pasting the object definition).
What you expected to happen:
kuttl should abort, or at least warn about such case.
How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible):
Include the same object twice in an assert file.
Environment:
KUTTL version (use kubectl kuttl version): v0.15.0
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This a "wishlist" type issue, not a real bug, but too small to be KEP-worthy.
What happened:
My test should have been asserting the existence of two similarly-named objects.
However due to a copy-paste mistake it was actually asserting the existence of one object twice (I forgot to change the name when copy-pasting the object definition).
What you expected to happen:
kuttl
should abort, or at least warn about such case.How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible):
Include the same object twice in an assert file.
Environment:
kubectl kuttl version
): v0.15.0The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: