The cascade flag seems to be backwards about ctlptl HOT 5 CLOSED

thanks for reporting! I see the problem.

FWIW, the first issue you list:

| Running ctlptl delete -f kind-config.yaml deletes the k8s cluster and the registry even though --cascade says it defaults to false.

is what i would expect, since you YAML file contains both resources. --cascade only affects resources that are NOT explicitly listed.

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I really appreciate the responsiveness!

Just to be clear, the change you made will make it so that the registry is deleted in this scenario?

The description for this argument wasn't super clear to me that it only affects resources not listed in your cluster definition.

I read it as, IF true, deleting a cluster will delete any connected registries. So then cascade false wouldn't delete the registry.

--cascade string     If 'true', objects will be deleted recursively. For example, deleting a cluster will delete any connected registries. Defaults to 'false'. (default "false")

I understand that ctlptl will automatically create a registry for you if it's not defined, so I suppose it makes sense that this is the behavior.

However, my use case was I wanted to delete the k8s cluster but not the registry because I didn't want to lose the images it had already downloaded.

Any thoughts on how I could accomplish that? I can create a new issue for a new feature if that's what you think should happen. Perhaps if you have defined the registry in your config, cascade false could not delete the registry? Just a thought.

Further more, it would be nice to be able to mount in a volume to the registry so I can cache images in a folder on my host.

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kind-config.yaml contains two objects: a registry and a cluster.

If you tilt delete -f kind-config.yaml, it will delete both objects.

If you want to delete just the cluster, you need a file with one object, or just tilt delete cluster kind

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Just for posterity sake, doing ctlptl delete cluster kind worked rather than using tilt. Thank you

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oops, sorry, my mistake. ya i meant ctlptl delete

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