jx gitops annotate
Annotates all kubernetes resources in the given directory tree
Usage
jx gitops annotate
Synopsis
Annotates all kubernetes resources in the given directory tree
Examples
# updates recursively annotates all resources in the current directory
jx-gitops annotate myannotation=cheese another=thing
# updates recursively all resources
jx-gitops annotate --dir myresource-dir foo=bar
# remove annotations
jx-gitops annotate myannotate- another-
Options
--dir string the directory to recursively look for the *.yaml or *.yml files (default ".")
-h, --help help for annotate
--invert-selector inverts the effect of selector to exclude resources matched by selector
-k, --kind stringArray adds Kubernetes resource kinds to filter on. For kind expressions see: https://github.com/jenkins-x/jx-helpers/tree/master/docs/kind_filters.md
--kind-ignore stringArray adds Kubernetes resource kinds to exclude. For kind expressions see: https://github.com/jenkins-x/jx-helpers/tree/master/docs/kind_filters.md
--overwrite Set to false to not overwrite any existing value (default true)
-p, --pod-spec annotate the PodSpec in spec.template.metadata.annotations (or spec.jobTemplate.spec.template.metadata.annotations for CronJobs) rather than the top level annotations
--selector stringToString adds Kubernetes label selector to filter on, e.g. --selector app=pusher-wave,heritage=Helm (default [])
--selector-target string sets which path in the Kubernetes resources to select on instead of metadata.labels.
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Last modified October 8, 2024: chore: regenerated plugin docs (2935f771d3)