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Add documentation about CRD versions and validation #4273
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📝 I added the Kubernetes versions we're targeting for the v1 API here.
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🌱 v1/README.md describes what versions of a CRD Kubernetes and kubectl present. It's not linked or included here.
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🤷🏻 I wasn't sure how helpful this diagram would be, so I left it in and out simultaneously. 😁
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Is Venn supported?
also
sets Kind label: request body "kind"
? Too obvious? eh, no, that's covered by the union Group,Version,Kind
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Is Venn supported?
Nope. Oh, the places we [could] go!
This is the syntax proposed in https://www.github.com/mermaid-js/mermaid/pull/5932
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I like technical documentation like this close to the code; I wonder how we keep this up to date -- I guess as we update this as we notice new things (from release changelogs, keps) OR when we need certain capabilities, we might have motivation to check for them and then add. I'm fine with this not being comprehensive.
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This adds a README describing how Kubernetes names its API resources and how it stores their objects. The validation page has a dump of when/where CEL validation features are available.