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fix web deployments with AddToScheme for missing resources #363

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This lead to errors of the form:

ERROR   controller.challenge    Error updating backend config for load balancer {"reconciler group": "kctf.dev", "reconciler kind": "Challenge", "name": "chalname", "namespace": "default", "Challenge ": "chalname", " with namespace ": "default", " Name: ": "chalname", " with namespace ": "default", "error": "no kind is registered for the type v1.BackendConfig in scheme \"pkg/runtime/scheme.go:100\""} 

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theres several changes to kctf-test from kctf-docker - idk if this will affect installation. where did -test come from?

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kctf-test is my project. This is all from the ./build-and-deploy script

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theres several changes to kctf-test from kctf-docker - idk if this will affect installation. where did -test come from?

I pushed another commit to undo these changes

@sirdarckcat sirdarckcat merged commit 2d93c34 into v1 Mar 3, 2022
@sirdarckcat sirdarckcat deleted the add_to_schema branch March 3, 2022 13:40
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