Add --rabbitmq-version flag to kubectl-rabbitmq create#2156
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Summary Of Changes
Rescued this bit of functionality from #2147
--rabbitmq-version(and-vshorthand) flag to thekubectl-rabbitmq createcommand.--rabbitmq-versionis provided, therabbitmq.com/versionannotation is set on theRabbitmqCluster.--imageis not provided, the image is automatically templated asrabbitmq:<version>-management.--imageflag.Additional Context
This feature allows users to easily specify the RabbitMQ version when creating a cluster using the CLI, automatically setting the correct annotation and image unless an image is explicitly overridden.
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