Group level Kubernetes - Add Kubernetes cluster - button is still there
Summary
A project is part of the group-level Kubernetes, however in the project details there is Add Kubernetes cluster
button instead of Kubernetes configured
Steps to reproduce
Create a group level Kubernetes - connect it to K8s cluster.
create a project under this group.
Go to project details and see the button Add Kubernetes cluster
which should be configured already.
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What is the expected correct behavior?
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