Which command demonstrates removing a config trigger from a deployment config?

• A. oc set triggers dc/mysql --from-config
• B. oc set trigger dc/mysql --from-config --remove
• C. oc set triggers dc/mysql --from-config
• D. oc set triggers dc/mysql --from-config --remove

Answer: (D)

Removing a config-trigger from a deployment config is done by using the oc set triggers command with the --remove flag, paired with --from-config to indicate the type of trigger being removed. Target the specific deployment config (for example, the one named mysql) and include both options so the CLI knows you want to eliminate triggers that were created from a config source. This exact combination removes those config-based triggers, stopping automatic redeploys when the associated config changes.

Other variants fail because they either try to set or add triggers instead of removing, or they omit the --remove flag, which means no removal would occur.