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When using uppercase txt prefix records are not deleted #1012
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i used in configuration
- name: EXTERNAL_DNS_TXT_PREFIX
value: "EXTERNAL-DNS"
when i created ingress, external-dns properly created record but when i deleted ingress it was writing:
msg="Skipping endpoint hello-world-ingress-default.example.org 300 IN A 10.220.65.103 map[] because owner id does not match, found: "", required: "example.org""
i found that external-dns lowers dns records before writing to dns but when parsing TXT records which are fetched from DNS it doesn't lower prefix, so it doesn't match, will send patch
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