Julian V. Modesto 13b80b48cd Use --dry-run=client,server in kubectl. ...

- 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

2020-02-12 20:46:54 -05:00

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