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It seems like the deletion await logic occasionally fails to observe the actual deletion of the resource, and waits until the timeout (and is then successful). I don't have a repro but here's the example:
There's a possible clue in the diagnostic output. Observe that the phrase "Resource scheduled for deletion" did not appear for the slow resource (the CRB). The phrase comes from cli-utils library here. I would guess that the object was gone before the cli-utils got a chance to observe it.
Diagnostics:
kubernetes:core:ServiceAccount (ksa)
Resource scheduled for deletion
kubernetes:rbac.authorization.k8s.io:ClusterRoleBinding (crb)
kubernetes:yaml/v2:ConfigGroup$kubernetes:pulumi.com/v1:Program (program:default/stack-tidy-raven)
Resource scheduled for deletion
kubernetes:yaml/v2:ConfigGroup$kubernetes:pulumi.com/v1:Stack (stack:default/stack-tidy-raven)
Resource scheduled for deletion
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It seems like the deletion await logic occasionally fails to observe the actual deletion of the resource, and waits until the timeout (and is then successful). I don't have a repro but here's the example:
The program resembled:
There's a possible clue in the diagnostic output. Observe that the phrase "Resource scheduled for deletion" did not appear for the slow resource (the CRB). The phrase comes from cli-utils library here. I would guess that the object was gone before the cli-utils got a chance to observe it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: