Hi again 👋 It is me again. I copied the deployment into a yaml and then del . . .

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#1

Luna Lovegood:
Hi again :wave:
It is me again.
I copied the deployment into a yaml and then deleted the deployment.
THen, I added serviceaccount into it.

Now, I get the error rror: error parsing depl.yaml: error converting YAML to JSON: yaml: line 127: did not find expected '-' indicator
I don’t know why this is happening, since I already deleted the deployment, I cannot get back the original deployment either.

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#2

Shwetha:
Any specific reason why you deleted the deployment object when you could edit it? You have to lessen the unnecessary steps from the beginning. You wont have a lot of time in CKAD.

#3

Shwetha:
Overall the structure looks ok to me.

#4

Shwetha:
To troubleshoot this, i would suggest creating a yaml definition for the deployment using the --dry-run=client and then adding the changes one by one to the spec. It will help you identify if you have made any indentation errors.

#5

Luna Lovegood:
Yes, I should get into the practise of editting would have saved a lot of trouble.

Thanks will try with --dry-run=client

#6

jdubeau:
The error is a common but generic error. I get these I forget to indent and add the “-” dash.

#7

jdubeau:
Put the entire yaml file on the board so we can see it.

#8

Luna Lovegood:
thanks for jumping in @jdubeau
This was part of a question in kodecloud that gets expired after an hour.
I was trying this alongside few other tasks.
I tried again after an hour, this time I did k edit and it worked.

#9

Satbachan Singh:
There is an imperative command to add service account to deployment . You may use that instead of yaml file

#10

Luna Lovegood:
I will look into thaat, thanks Satbachan