- Support --dry-run=server for subcommands apply, run, create, annotate, expose, patch, label, autoscale, apply set-last-applied, drain, rollout undo - Support --dry-run=server for set subcommands - image - resources - serviceaccount - selector - env - subject - Support --dry-run=server for create subcommands. - clusterrole - clusterrolebinding - configmap - cronjob - job - deployment - namespace - poddisruptionbudget - priorityclass - quota - role - rolebinding - service - secret - serviceaccount - Remove GetClientSideDryRun
Including files after test/cmd/n*
It is unrealistic to expect a cascading delete to immediately take effect. Somehow this test got away with it for a while, but we have finally reached a point where apiserver performance has changed just enough to expsoe this flaky expectation.
