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Fix inconsistency in isilon namespace #597

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@donatwork donatwork commented May 3, 2023

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The instructions in the CSM Operator deployment for PowerScale is inconsistent in the use of the namespace name. In some places test-isilon is used but in some of the example code the namespace isilon is used.

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Why are we still using Isilon instead of PowerScale?

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Why are we still using Isilon instead of PowerScale?

Good question but not something I can answer. Changing to powerscale is beyond the scope of what I want to fix. Ideally we should use power* or dell-power* everywhere but will require more extensive changes. We can address that in a future improvement once everyone agrees to change to powerscale.

@donatwork donatwork merged commit 415f026 into main May 8, 2023
@donatwork donatwork deleted the bug-793-namespace-consistency branch May 8, 2023 12:02
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