Correct in OCP docs information regarding supported datasources #7964
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In previous version of the docs, S3 and git were listed as separate, supported types of datasources, which was unclear. Added changes state that there is only one type supported, extend example how to use it and add link to Secrets section. Signed-off-by: Igor Rodzik <[email protected]>
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In previous version of the docs, S3 and git were listed as separate, supported types of datasources, which was unclear. Added changes state that there is only one type supported, extend example how to use it and add link to Secrets section.
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