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## Reconciler Options in Kubebuilder-declarative-pattern
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## Reconciler Options in kubebuilder-declarative-pattern
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Kubebuilder-declarative-pattern is structured in a way that makes it easy for you to turn functionality(provided in kubebuilder-declarative-patter) on and off in the operator you have created. This also makes it easy to add new functionality to your operator. This README serves as a references for these functionalities and indicates which ones are enabled by default.
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kubebuilder-declarative-pattern is structured in a way that makes it easy for you to turn functionality(provided in kubebuilder-declarative-pattern) on and off in the operator you have created. This also makes it easy to add new functionality to your operator. This README serves as a reference for these functionalities and indicates which ones are enabled by default.
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The options are:
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## WithRawManifestOperation
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## WithApplyPrune
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WithApplyPrune turns on the --prune behavior of kubectl apply. This behavior deletes any objects that exist in the API server that are not deployed by the current version of the manifest which match a label specific to the addon instance.
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This option requires (WithLabels)[#withLabels] to be used.
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This option requires [WithLabels](#withlabels) to be used.
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## WithOwner
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WithOwner sets an owner ref on each deployed object by the [OwnerSelector].
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