ConfigMap keys have been mapped to different file names using the volumes.configMap.items field. What is the result if a wrong ConfigMap key is specified?

The default path would not be used because the issue is with a specified key that doesn't exist, preventing the volume's content from being mapped as intended.

When using `volumes.configMap.items` to selectively project specific ConfigMap keys as files into a volume, Kubernetes validates that the specified keys actually exist within the referenced ConfigMap. If a wrong or non-existent key is specified, the volume mounting will fail, and thus the volume will not be created successfully with the requested content.

The volume would not be created successfully with the specified content; instead, the pod would likely fail to start due to the inability to mount the volume as configured.

While 'with errors' is vague, the more precise outcome is that the volume creation or mounting operation fails entirely, preventing the pod from reaching a running state.