Default to legacy PSA settings#2906
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@joelanford I think we want these here as well, thoughts?
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+1 we do want these here, but a nit is to have these also be populated from the chart value like the enforce values, to make things easier during downstream. eg if we want different values in downstream, we'll simply change the chart values.
It's a hygiene nit since we can always change the hardcoded value too, but that seems like confusing paper trail potentially.
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@joelanford I think we want these here as well, thoughts? CC @anik120
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Problem: OLM recently introduced a few changes to default to running its workloads in a restricted mode. As a part of these changes, catalogSources built with earlier versions of OPM will not run as expected unless the catalogSource yaml is configured to run in a legacy version. Unfortunately, these legacy catalogs cannot be ran in restricted namespaces, which includes the `olm` namespace which is used to define global catalogSources. Solution: Provide users ample time to convert to the new restricted fromat by defaulting to legacy restrictions and reclassify the `olm` namespace as a baseline privilege namespace. Signed-off-by: Alexander Greene <greene.al1991@gmail.com>
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Just a couple of nits otherwise lgtm
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+1 we do want these here, but a nit is to have these also be populated from the chart value like the enforce values, to make things easier during downstream. eg if we want different values in downstream, we'll simply change the chart values.
It's a hygiene nit since we can always change the hardcoded value too, but that seems like confusing paper trail potentially.
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Problem: OLM recently introduced a few changes to default to running its workloads in a restricted mode. As a part of these changes, catalogSources built with earlier versions of OPM will not run as expected unless the catalogSource yaml is configured to run in a legacy version. Unfortunately, these legacy catalogs cannot be ran in restricted namespaces, which includes the
olmnamespace which is used to define global catalogSources.Solution: Provide users ample time to convert to the new restricted fromat by defaulting to legacy restrictions and reclassify the
olmnamespace as a baseline privilege namespace.Signed-off-by: Alexander Greene greene.al1991@gmail.com