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If you're using uptest for a resource that fails the new_id == old_id requirement in the import test, uptest writes the output of kubectl get managed -o yaml to the console continuously in a tight loop, with no waits in between, generating unnecessarily large log files.
How can we reproduce it?
Currently I'm seeing this by running uptest on provider-aws/examples/s3/object.yaml
What environment did it happen in?
Uptest Version: v0.6.1
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What happened?
If you're using uptest for a resource that fails the new_id == old_id requirement in the import test, uptest writes the output of
kubectl get managed -o yaml
to the console continuously in a tight loop, with no waits in between, generating unnecessarily large log files.How can we reproduce it?
Currently I'm seeing this by running uptest on
provider-aws/examples/s3/object.yaml
What environment did it happen in?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: