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[GitHub] [camel-k] utherp0 opened a new issue #777: Integration naming
issues with numbers in them
utherp0 opened a new issue #777: Integration naming issues with numbers in them
URL: https://github.com/apache/camel-k/issues/777
If you create integrations with the same name but ending in a number the number is ignored and identical integrations are created linked to the *same* deployed Pod.
For example:
~/camelk/kamel run Sample.java --name=looknoeap1
Results in a deployment occurring with the name 'looknoeap'. If I then do:
~/camelk/kamel run Sample.java --name=looknoeap2
I get - integration "looknoeap" updated
For some reason the naming convention is dropping numbers at the end - it also ignores '-', i.e. --name=looknoeap-2 resolves to 'looknoeap' as well.
However, if I then do:
~/camelk/kamel run Sample.java --name=looknoeap-two
It creates an integration called 'looknoeap-two.
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