[dilyevsky]

Appreciate! Charles had really polished it up too and did all the heavy lifting for open-sourcing this thing so big kudos to him and other Cruisers who contributed!

For deletion I explored a similar approach used in helm3 - use tombstone object (crd) for every deploy and store the state there. Kubernetes objects are simply deleted if they didn’t appear in kube.put in the latest release and for any other state you can use “remove” callback from config itself because full config is stashed in kubernetes for every deploy.