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The current guidance is you can have an app domain be the same as your system domain. This works well for local/dev deployments. However when you do this the cloud controller will want to deploy its config over and over again.
You will start to see a pattern. The cloud-controller-ng-yaml will continue to get a new version each time where it adds and removes the same app_domain over and over again.
Notice how it adds a duplicate domain, then removes it. This continues each time you deploy. I believe it has something to do with your requirement to have an overlay/append on these values. I'm not sure why you have that requirement.
Expected behavior
The deployment should not add duplicate domains to the CC config.
Additional context
cf-for-k8s SHA
v2.1.1
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
The current guidance is you can have an app domain be the same as your system domain. This works well for local/dev deployments. However when you do this the cloud controller will want to deploy its config over and over again.
To Reproduce*
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
You will start to see a pattern. The
cloud-controller-ng-yaml
will continue to get a new version each time where it adds and removes the same app_domain over and over again.Notice how it adds a duplicate domain, then removes it. This continues each time you deploy. I believe it has something to do with your requirement to have an overlay/append on these values. I'm not sure why you have that requirement.
Expected behavior
The deployment should not add duplicate domains to the CC config.
Additional context
cf-for-k8s SHA
v2.1.1
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: