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skip validations if --force is supplied #8969
skip validations if --force is supplied #8969
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hint to the user if they really want this, they can use --force flag
similar to what we had before
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I don't think we should be encouraging people to just use the
--force
flag if something isn't meeting minimum requirements -- it makes sense for k8s versions because users may be using <1.13 which is a reasonable use case, but not for anything else