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gitSync: add envFrom to support proxy settings from k8s secret
This PR introduces support for proxy settings in the gitSync containers to accommodate scenarios where the git repository is located behind a corporate proxy server. The proxy settings can be configured in a Kubernetes secret with keys HTTPS_PROXY, HTTP_PROXY, and NO_PROXY. These settings are then accessed via the 'dags.gitSync.proxySettingsSecret' variable, which provides them as environment variables for the gitSync containers.
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@jedcunningham "restricting it artificially" - I agree with your point, I just wanted to follow the established pattern in the "git_sync_container" template. However, using gitSync.env is not ideal because proxy settings may contain secret credentials, which would require defining them directly in yaml.
Therefore, I have updated the PR to allow envFrom in git_sync_container. This will enable us to provide proxy settings with credentials to the git-sync container from a Kubernetes secret(without restricting it artificially).
look good, can you fix current tests to validate your changes?
look good, can you fix current tests to validate your changes?
Thank you! Fixed tests.
I'd much rather we move gitSync.env to accept V1EnvVars vs restricting it artificially like we are now.
@rasulkarimov, can you give that approach a shot instead?
Can we merge this PR?
I'd much rather we move gitSync.env to accept V1EnvVars vs restricting it artificially like we are now.
@rasulkarimov, can you give that approach a shot instead?
can we merge?
cc @jedcunningham as you marked request changes
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Thanks @rasulkarimov! Sorry for the slow merge. Congrats on your first commit 🎉