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🐛 Further deduplication of RBAC rules

Open Porges opened this issue 3 years ago • 9 comments

Closes #612.

Check if rules are rendered irrelevant by other rules and remove them if so.

Porges avatar Sep 20 '21 04:09 Porges

Hi @Porges. Thanks for your PR.

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k8s-ci-robot avatar Sep 20 '21 04:09 k8s-ci-robot

/ok-to-test

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/remove-lifecycle rotten

it's not rotten, it's floundering

Porges avatar Jan 19 '22 20:01 Porges

Ideally we'd also rely on the k8s code to help enforce requirements on the PolicyRule (see PolicyRuleBuilder) but importing this requires a bunch of replaces added into go.mod. Is this viable/okay to proceed with?

Porges avatar May 01 '22 22:05 Porges

he k8s code to help enforce requirements on the PolicyRule (see PolicyRuleBuilder) but importing this requires a bunch of replaces added into go.mod. Is this viable/okay to proceed with?

Unfortunately not, because that will break go install.

In general, k8s itself states you must never import k8s/kubernetes (I can't find the reference for that off-hand, but it exists). The only way to get us to use upstream code would be to talk to upstream sig-apimachinery if they are open to move this to staging (i.E. below the staging directory in the repo). Then it gets published to repos tthat can be imported without replacfe. On a quick look, it seems to be that this might be possible for this package, as it only seems to use external api. But I might be missing context.

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