fix(trait): never fallback to client-side apply unless server-side apply is incombatible #2421
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That fails on OpenShift 3. It seems the current |
…ply is incombatible CSA support is mainly kept for compatibility reason and will ultimately be removed, so it should only be used as fallback when SSA is known to be unavailable.
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It's convenient for debugging if we output log with error why SSA failed at deployer trait (other than incompatibility) before attempting to CSA so that we can know the direct reason why the operation failed.
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