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In #4899, I got pretty confused. I had a kubernetes deploy action which specified a file named jaeger-operator.yml. When I ran the deploy, nothing happened. That's because the file was actually named jaeger-oeprator.yaml - yaml vs yml.
What should the user be able to do?
Get warned when a file is specified that isn't actually found. Maybe throw an error and abort, even.
Why do they want to do this? What problem does it solve?
It's confusing for the tool to proceed happily even if a specified file is missing. It can lead to the false belief that a deploy succeeded.
Suggested Implementation(s)
Dunno! At least warning is good. A fatal error would make sense to me too, but maybe there's some reason to proceed? I don't really know.
How important is this feature for you/your team?
🌹 It’s a nice to have, but nice things are nice 🙂
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Feature Request
Background / Motivation
In #4899, I got pretty confused. I had a kubernetes deploy action which specified a file named
jaeger-operator.yml
. When I ran the deploy, nothing happened. That's because the file was actually namedjaeger-oeprator.yaml
-yaml
vsyml
.What should the user be able to do?
Get warned when a file is specified that isn't actually found. Maybe throw an error and abort, even.
Why do they want to do this? What problem does it solve?
It's confusing for the tool to proceed happily even if a specified file is missing. It can lead to the false belief that a deploy succeeded.
Suggested Implementation(s)
Dunno! At least warning is good. A fatal error would make sense to me too, but maybe there's some reason to proceed? I don't really know.
How important is this feature for you/your team?
🌹 It’s a nice to have, but nice things are nice 🙂
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: