Add GVK to post-build error message#1547
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We recently had a syntax error in an env substitution, but all we saw in the cluster was
because in the manifest we used templated the resource name:
The error was quite confusing in that case. In general, the resource name itself might not be enough to pin-point an issue, since is is common to have the same name across e.g. a Deployment and a Service.