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I was able to install the cp4d 5.1.3 and upgrade to 5.2.0. I fixed any issue I found but there was no problem with the IBM Licensing operator. Marking this as ready for review |
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Revert changes with the target namespace by removing the instance namespace.
Even though this change removes the namespace, it will be added by some internal step during the install so there will always be 2 target namespaces for the IBM licensing operator. ArgoCD is going to ignore the addition so that there won't be anymore restarts on the operator.
Also found and fixed some syntax errors in the upgrade cleanup job.
Tested in noble8 - installed 5.1.3 and then updated to 5.2.0 - Passed
