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Chance Zibolski authored
The $KUBECONFIG variable is like $PATH, and supports multiple files separated by `:`, but --kubeconfig only takes a single file as a value. Since kubectl picks up the $KUBECONFIG variable already, don't pass it to kubectl. Also, use --namespace instead of -n to support older kubectl versions.
Chance Zibolski authoredThe $KUBECONFIG variable is like $PATH, and supports multiple files separated by `:`, but --kubeconfig only takes a single file as a value. Since kubectl picks up the $KUBECONFIG variable already, don't pass it to kubectl. Also, use --namespace instead of -n to support older kubectl versions.