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fix: add missing owner on knative-serving-cert #1185
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Namespace: namespace, | ||
Name: newSecretName, | ||
Namespace: namespace, | ||
OwnerReferences: secret.OwnerReferences, |
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This won't work if source and target secrets are in different namespaces. OwnerReferences
can only be for local k8s resources.
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not sure i understand your comment here
the change is for this function to create a new Secret in the namespace with the Data and Type from the old secret also to set the new Secret with OwnerReferences as the origin FeatureTracker
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Unless I missed something, it looks like the new secret will have the same owner reference as the old secret with the line:
OwnerReferences: secret.OwnerReferences,
Which, won't work if secret
and newSecret
are in different namespaces. For example, if the source secret is the default load balancer ingress cert from the ingress operator namespace being copied to another namespace.
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my idea is to set the OwnerReferences: secret.OwnerReferences,
when we create the new secret.
but this value of secret.OwnerReference
is not really the owner from old secret but set in the caller by
if err := ApplyMetaOptions(defaultIngressSecret, metaOptions...); err != nil {
return err
}
and passed from feature.OwnedBy(f))
In kserve's case:
ServingCertificateResource
() if it is using type "OpenshiftDefaultIngress"=> f *feature.Feature is added in metaOptions by ApplyMetaOptions
=> copySecretToNamespace
use it as owner on new secret.
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some updates done after above discussion :
owner is only set within copySecretToNamespace
() and passed from upper callers: PropagateDefaultIngressCertificate
=>copySecretToNamespace
=>copySecretToNamespace
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- why using default ingress cert, owner is not set to FTer: serverless-serving-gateway Signed-off-by: Wen Zhou <[email protected]>
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(out of this comment i had in another PR #1165 (comment))
How Has This Been Tested?
local build: quay.io/wenzhou/opendatahub-operator:2.16.98
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