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| Hi, I'm working on a Kubernetes operator using your library. It works pretty good, but sadly I get the error message below when I try to update the status of an entity using the  I can confirm using a similar kubectl command that the resource exists. A small reproduction of the code can be found here. Hope you can help me figure out if I'm doing something wrong or if this is a bug. Thanks in advance. Kind regards, Ricardo | 
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| Hi Ricardo Just had a quick look at your code, you limit your operator to a namespace, is the resource namespaced or clusterwide? That could lead to such an error. Kubectl normally ignores namespace bounds as far as I know. | 
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Hi Buehler,
After doing some tests I found that I forgot to deploy an updated CRD. It simply was missing the
subresourcessection, causing kubernetes to return the not found error.Thanks for your help.
Ricardo