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docs(kubernetes): show the cluster name as optional in kubernetes create - #615
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Follow-up to the note on #609.
Usealready sayscreate [CLUSTER_NAME], but the example inkubernetes create -hstill showedcivo kubernetes create CLUSTER_NAME [flags], which reads like the name is required. If you leave it out a random name gets picked, so I put it in brackets there too.The README's "Create a cluster" section had the same problem ("with a cluster name parameter"), so I changed that sentence to say the name is optional.
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go test ./...and golangci-lint pass.