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kubectl get scaledobject only displays one trigger #1943
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I took a closer look and found it's actually a kubectl issue with CRDs: kubernetes/kubectl#517. |
Thanks for checking! It's ok to keep it open. |
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This is done in #2047, OK to close @zroubalik ? |
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The CRD spec of scaleobject has added JSONPath to show all triggers. But kubectl still does not support displaying array type of printcolumn. kubernetes-sigs/controller-tools#652 |
Yes, that's the problem. Maybe we can workaround this by an additional Status field, that will be basically a string of all triggers. And then use this status field while printing the stuff by cli. |
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For scaled objects with multiple triggers,
kubectl get scaledobject
only shows the first trigger:Expected Behavior
All trigger types should be displayed
Actual Behavior
Only the first trigger is displayed
Steps to Reproduce the Problem
kubectl get scaledobject
Logs from KEDA operator
N/A
KEDA Version
2.2.0
Kubernetes Version
1.19
Platform
Microsoft Azure
Scaler Details
any (e.g. prometheus, cpu, memory)
Anything else?
No response
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