kubectl set image ?
See original GitHub issueJust want to update image of deployment simple as kubectl set image
Try patch_deployment but it seems that it has a few issues, And just can not get it work well.
Is there a simple api like kubectl set image
or will there be more docs of how to format the
body of patch_deployment to satisfy the server ?
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Update: After some test, this format works for me to update a image of an existing container:
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