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README minor updates #2

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Expand Up @@ -158,9 +158,9 @@ We don't want the default `console-operator` to run if we are going to test our
the following:

```bash
# Instruct CVO to stop managing the console operator
# CVO's job is to ensure all of the operators are functioning correctly
# if we want to make changes to the operator, we need to tell CVO to stop caring.
# Instruct CVO to stop managing the console operator.
# CVO's job is to ensure all of the operators are functioning correctly.
# If we want to make changes to the operator, we need to tell CVO to stop caring.
oc apply -f examples/cvo-unmanage-operator.yaml
# Then, scale down the default console-operator
oc scale --replicas 0 deployment console-operator --namespace openshift-console-operator
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imagePullPolicy: Always
```

Apply the updated operator manifest:

```bash
oc apply -f ~/05-operator-alt-image.yaml
```

#### Deploying

At this point, your pattern will be
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oc exec -it console-operator-<sha> -- /bin/bash
```

#### Restore default settings
In order to restore the default `console-operator`, we need to start CVO to manage the operators.

```bash
oc apply -f examples/cvo-manage-operator.yaml
```

## Tips

If you don't know where your `kubeconfig` is due to running against multiple clusters this can be handy:
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