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[enterprise-4.3] Edit suggested in managing memcached operator #20198
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Looks like they were removed via operator-framework/getting-started#57. Might be able to use the following instead: Will update again shortly. |
@adellape thanks .. i guess we need to make these changes in every OCP 4.x documentation as the link seems to be missing from every documentation section. For now we can provide this manifest file to the users. |
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Which section(s) is the issue in?
Managing memcached-operator section -> Step 5. Update an application.
In the below statement the Operator manifest file hyperlink seems to be broken
of the Operator and shows that the pods remain executing
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