Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) and 7 More Manifest Families — 40 Snippets + 28 Rules That Name a Removed apiVersion, a :latest Tag or a Literal Secret Before It Reaches the Cluster

Your editor does not reject a removed apiVersion. The cluster does, at deploy time. 40 snippets written against the current API versions across 8 file families, and 28 rules that name every removed version, every literal credential and every unpinned image tag sitting in the file you have open.

That was the whole file, free. The repo is the next job.

The same 28 rules across every file in the workspace, not just this one
Your team's banned registries and required labels checked alongside the built-in 28
The findings written out as a CSV, JSON or HTML report file to attach to the change request

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