add -k

[strokyl]

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[qboileau]

why -k for directory ? in kubectl the -k is for a directory yes but of kustomize resources not simple manifest. and kubectl (or bash not sure) support glob pattern in -f file like '*.yml' to take all .yml files in current directory and it should work with other directory as well like ./manifests/*.yml

IMO we should not have a new flags for directories or if we really need it because we can't implement glob pattern filter then something like -d is better than a -k

[strokyl]

why -k for directory ? in kubectl the -k is for a directory yes but of kustomize resources not simple manifest. and kubectl (or bash not sure) support glob pattern in -f file like '*.yml' to take all .yml files in current directory and it should work with other directory as well like ./manifests/*.yml

IMO we should not have a new flags for directories or if we really need it because we can't implement glob pattern filter then something like -d is better than a -k

Julien what do you think?

[twobeeb]

Yes my bad,
Following kubectl logic:
-f should take a file or folder, and take all manifests (.yaml or .yml) from the folder.
-R to recurse into subfolders (later)