force string for resource attributes in examples #1647
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Thanks. This sounds like a bug in Flux to be honest, but 🤷 |
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Summary Of Changes
This fixes the datatype of the resource attributes in the production ready example. Otherwise this example will cause CD tools like Flux, to constantly update the resource and change it back to a numeric value.
Since the
production-readyexample is rather prominently mentioned in the docs, I think it might make sense to provide an example that doesn't trigger changes by CD tools (even though using a numeric is allowed).