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Fix punctuation or reword the error message: "cannot delete Pods declare no controller" #1467
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When you drain a node, if there are direct pods on that node (meaning the pods have no owner, such as pods generated by a deployment which have owners), this error will occur. return MakePodDeleteStatusWithError(unmanagedFatal) |
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Is a... broken English? What were you trying to say here? Please make this error message make sense.
This is found in
kubectl
1.25, but I'm not sure it's coming fromkubectl
itself, maybe it's from somewhere else. But due to the incomprehensible nature of this message I cannot even begin to guess where this may come from.NB. The complete error message might look something like this:
So, the formatting is also broken (missing space after colon).
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