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[Hackathon] Custom policy to check if configuration file consist the name of the deployment #314
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@kaiwalyakoparkar it looks like your custom rule doesn't match the description in your policy README. |
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@eyarz Sorry for that. I missed updating it as I was experimenting with lot of stuff. I will change it now. |
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What
While starting the configuration it's essential to make sure that there is
namespecified for the deployment.Why
Not having this might not raise errors by the native development kits (kubectl etc) but naming the deployment configurations while working with several clusters in a team is essential and cosidered a good practice.