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LabelSelector should support / chars in keys #45
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Kubernetes uses / characters in its applied labels, for example the label applied to a node to determine whether it is a node or master. This library should support using this character in a key name.
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Kubernetes uses / characters in its applied labels, for example the
label applied to a node to determine whether it is a node or master.
This library should support using this character in a key name.