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🛠️ add ignore flags for selective scaffolding in edit command
Description:
This PR introduces support for the following --ignore-* flags in the edit command of the Helm plugin, allowing selective scaffolding of chart files:
--ignore-samples--ignore-prometheus--ignore-networkPolicy--ignore-certmanager--ignore-webhook
It can be used like this:
kubebuilder edit --plugins=helm.kubebuilder.io/v1-alpha \
--ignore-samples \
--ignore-prometheus \
--ignore-networkPolicy \
--ignore-certmanager \
--ignore-webhook
These flags only apply to the edit command. The init command still scaffolds all components by default. If any of the scaffolded folders are deleted manually, running edit with the respective --ignore-* flag will prevent them from being regenerated.
Motivation:
Developers may not want all default Helm chart components (like Prometheus monitors or sample CRs). This change offers a way to skip unwanted parts cleanly.
Fixes:
Fixes #4326
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