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We are using RabbitMQ in OpenShift with cluster and topology operator. Recently one of our developers made a mistake and removed a queues yaml definition from git and this was synchronized by ArgoCD and topology operator that removed the queue from RabbitMQ cluster that caused us to lose some messages that was on the queue.
Is it possible to use some kind of safeguard to prevent topology operator from deleting a queue if there are messages on the queue?
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We are using RabbitMQ in OpenShift with cluster and topology operator. Recently one of our developers made a mistake and removed a queues yaml definition from git and this was synchronized by ArgoCD and topology operator that removed the queue from RabbitMQ cluster that caused us to lose some messages that was on the queue.
Is it possible to use some kind of safeguard to prevent topology operator from deleting a queue if there are messages on the queue?
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