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chore: enhance debugging docs #945
chore: enhance debugging docs #945
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This looks like it'll pull logs for all controllers... which is pretty broad, no? Is there really no way to scope the label to Pepr controllers (of both types) only? I could swear I remember some label with "pepr.dev" in it but... maybe I'm misremembering.
kubectl logs -l 'pepr.dev/controller in (admission, watch)'
maybe? Maybe the-n pepr-system
flag would be helpful here too / otherwise (like the examples below)?