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📖 small fixes for the doc Using External Resources #4211

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This scaffolds a controller for the external type but skips creating new resource
definitions since the type is defined in an external project.

### Creating a Webhook to Manage an External Type

<aside>
<H1> Support </H1>

Webhook support for external types is not currently automated by the tool.
However, you can still use the tool to scaffold the webhook setup and make
manual adjustments as needed. For guidance, you can follow a similar approach as
described in the section [Webhooks for Core Types][webhook-for-core-types].

</aside>

## Managing Core Types

Core Kubernetes API types, such as `Pods`, `Services`, and `Deployments`, are predefined by Kubernetes.
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```

This scaffolds a controller for the Core type `corev1.Pod` but skips creating new resource
definitions since the type is already defined in the Kubernetes API.

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