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It is possible to get the context of argocd like this: argocd context | grep '^*' | awk '{print $2}'
It is also possible to get the current context from the ~/.config/argocd/config file under the current-context key.
Visualizing the current context helps a lot in your day-to-day work if you work on multiple kubernetes/openshift clusters. It's the same logic for the kubectl (kubernetes) and oc (openshift) commands.
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It is possible to get the context of argocd like this:
argocd context | grep '^*' | awk '{print $2}'
It is also possible to get the current context from the
~/.config/argocd/config
file under thecurrent-context
key.Visualizing the current context helps a lot in your day-to-day work if you work on multiple kubernetes/openshift clusters. It's the same logic for the
kubectl
(kubernetes) andoc
(openshift) commands.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: