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The easy solution to this problem is to just to check if state is nil before the other state check. I do however think it is slightly weird to delete a k3s cluster blindly without any user input just because the scripts are located at a specific file location.
Environment
Device and OS: Arch Linux
App version: v0.35.0
Kubernetes distro being used: N/A
Other:
Steps to reproduce
zarf destroy --confirm
against a cluster where Zarf is not installed.Expected result
The command should either error or should exit immediatly.
Actual Result
Panics due to a nil pointer in the state.
Visual Proof (screenshots, videos, text, etc)
Severity/Priority
Low/Medium
Additional Context
N/A
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