Camel K 2.1 documentation still contains information on using local files for runtime resources despite it is no more supported

[apupier]

What happened?

While deploying with resource which are not config or secret file
the deployment is failing
with error:
Error: could not match config or secret configuration as file:/home/apupier/ws/single-file-without-extension-workspace/demo.camel.xml

The documentation is stating: The runtime resources are expected to be any resource type (text or binary content). https://camel.apache.org/camel-k/2.0.x/configuration/runtime-resources.html

Steps to reproduce

1. Create a Camel K integration file
2. Create a random file (which is not a config or secret file) like an xml file
3. try to deploy the integration with a command like: kamel run Demo.java --resource=file:/path/to/the/file.xml

Relevant log output

`Error: could not match config or secret configuration as file:/home/apupier/ws/single-file-without-extension-workspace/demo.camel.xml`

Camel K version

2.1.0

[gansheer]

Hi,

The change has been made in Camel K 2.0 when deprecated kamel commands options have been removed : CAMEL K 2.0. If you want to provide a file you need to store it in a Configmap or Secret. This is why you no longer see any reference to "file:xxxx" in the documentation you are looking at.

[apupier]

I think the documentation needs a major update as it is still mentioning that the "most familiar way is to handle local file".
https://camel.apache.org/camel-k/next/configuration/runtime-resources.html

[gansheer]

@squakez I will fix the doc.

[MotaOcimar]

Oh man. My routes use some json and velocity (.vm) files to format responses. What would be the easiest way for my Camel-K routes to reference these files?

[squakez]

Oh man. My routes use some json and velocity (.vm) files to format responses. What would be the easiest way for my Camel-K routes to reference these files?

Not sure to understand how this comment relates to this specific issue. Would you mind opening a separate issue with all the details about your request? thanks.