I run the following command but it shows me an error:
Hi @fjgarciamacias,
As alternatives, you can try --record=true, or to replace create with apply.
--record=true
create
apply
Regards, -Chris
Hi @chrispokorni The flag --record=true doesn't work, apply it works
Thank you
Hi, please consider to update the course documentation cause this is an actual typo (https://trainingportal.linuxfoundation.org/learn/course/kubernetes-fundamentals-lfs258/managing-state-with-deployments/managing-state-with-deployments?page=10)
Maybe a complete review should be considered cause there are some others.
Thanks.
KR, Javier.
Hi Guys, did we make any progress here?
i am also having this issue while going running '--record' or '--record=true' is not working. Sounds like this option does not exist within K8s 1.20.0
Hi @Mohit Kumar Goyal The course is still on 1.19.0. While we are working on the 1.20.1 updates, they are not live yet.
nevermind, i found it working the way Chris mentioned using "apply"
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Hi @fjgarciamacias,
As alternatives, you can try
--record=true
, or to replacecreate
withapply
.Regards,
-Chris
Hi @chrispokorni

The flag --record=true doesn't work,
apply
it worksThank you
Hi, please consider to update the course documentation cause this is an actual typo (https://trainingportal.linuxfoundation.org/learn/course/kubernetes-fundamentals-lfs258/managing-state-with-deployments/managing-state-with-deployments?page=10)
Maybe a complete review should be considered cause there are some others.
Thanks.
KR,
Javier.
Hi Guys, did we make any progress here?
i am also having this issue while going running '--record' or '--record=true' is not working. Sounds like this option does not exist within K8s 1.20.0
Hi @Mohit Kumar Goyal The course is still on 1.19.0. While we are working on the 1.20.1 updates, they are not live yet.
nevermind, i found it working the way Chris mentioned using "apply"