def find_bad_files_from_kubectl_output(line)
      # stderr often contains one or more lines like the following, from which we can extract the file path(s):
      # Error from server (TypeOfError): error when creating "/path/to/service-gqq5oh.yml": Service "web" is invalid:

      line.scan(%r{"(/\S+\.ya?ml\S*)"}).each_with_object([]) do |matches, bad_files|
        matches.each do |path|
          content = File.read(path) if File.file?(path)
          bad_files << { filename: File.basename(path), err: line, content: content }
        end
      end
    end
def find_bad_files_from_kubectl_output(line)
      # stderr often contains one or more lines like the following, from which we can extract the file path(s):
      # Error from server (TypeOfError): error when creating "/path/to/service-gqq5oh.yml": Service "web" is invalid:

      line.scan(%r{"(/\S+\.ya?ml\S*)"}).each_with_object([]) do |matches, bad_files|
        matches.each do |path|
          content = File.read(path) if File.file?(path)
          bad_files << { filename: File.basename(path), err: line, content: content }
        end
      end
    end
Inspect the file referenced in the kubectl stderr
 to make it easier for developer to understand what's going on