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Fix typo (#1623)
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prachirp authored Oct 21, 2021
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Note the `match` field, which defines the scope of objects to which a given constraint will be applied. It supports the following matchers:

* `kinds` accepts a list of objects with `apiGroups` and `kinds` fields that list the groups/kinds of objects to which the constraint will apply. If multiple groups/kinds objects are specified, only one match is needed for the resource to be in scope.
* `scope` accepts `*`, `Cluster`, or `Namespaced` which determines if cluster-scoped and/or namesapced-scoped resources are selected. (defaults to `*`)
* `scope` accepts `*`, `Cluster`, or `Namespaced` which determines if cluster-scoped and/or namespace-scoped resources are selected. (defaults to `*`)
* `namespaces` is a list of namespace names. If defined, a constraint only applies to resources in a listed namespace. Namespaces also supports a prefix-based glob. For example, `namespaces: [kube-*]` matches both `kube-system` and `kube-public`.
* `excludedNamespaces` is a list of namespace names. If defined, a constraint only applies to resources not in a listed namespace. ExcludedNamespaces also supports a prefix-based glob. For example, `excludedNamespaces: [kube-*]` matches both `kube-system` and `kube-public`.
* `labelSelector` is a standard Kubernetes label selector.
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