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Deactivate kubernetes.io in override labels #533

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dani-santos-code opened this issue Mar 13, 2023 · 3 comments
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Deactivate kubernetes.io in override labels #533

dani-santos-code opened this issue Mar 13, 2023 · 3 comments

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@dani-santos-code
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dani-santos-code commented Mar 13, 2023

It was suggested that we give folks 6 months before we deactivate the old override labels with kubernetes.io annotation.

We now support both kubernetes.io and kubeaudit.io but once kubernetes v 1.28 is released, we'll fully deactivate the old labels

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sftim commented Mar 13, 2023

“Deprecate” means “tell people that they ought to switch”. The point where we turn off the old thing has another name, such as “deactivate”.

@dani-santos-code dani-santos-code changed the title Deprecate kubernetes.io from override labels Deactivate kubernetes.io from override labels Mar 13, 2023
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oh, thanks for the explanation! We'll actually be warning folks that they need to switch when we make a new release with the changes in the PR. Will do it today.

I've changed the issue title and description to capture your feedback! Thank you so much once again!

@dani-santos-code dani-santos-code changed the title Deactivate kubernetes.io from override labels Deactivate kubernetes.io in override labels Mar 13, 2023
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one basic question(sorry if it's not right place): Can we override error to scan yaml file?

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