CNTRLPLANE-1544: pkg/manifests: Enable user namespaces#452
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This updates the DaemonSet manifests to enable user namespaces and also restrict the DS so that it is aligned with restricted-v3 scc policy.
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/assign @rikatz |
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/hold I've been having issues with merging PRs that affect and break HyperShift. Does this affect HyperShift? |
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@tchap do you still need review here, given your last "hold" request? |
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@rikatz We can still merge this provided this is not being used by Hypershift. Is this being used by Hypershift? 🙂 |
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@tchap I think you are missing some changes in (and on unit test).From the DNS operator perspective, it considers the old and new manifest the same given this comparison, and it will not recreate the Daemonset nor the DNS pods (which I think is your expectation?) If so, can you please fix so a cluster being upgraded also gets these directives? Also, please feel free to ping me in Slack if I take too long to answer here, as I miss a lot of Github notifications (sorry!) |
This updates the DaemonSet manifests to enable user namespaces and also restrict the DS so that it is aligned with restricted-v3 scc policy.