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Having events would help downstream (such as Kubewarden UI) in checking against them, instead of only looking at state. Amelioriating things like https://github.com/rancher/kubewarden-ui/issues/543.

Hi @prakrit55 ! Many thanks for offering to help. However, we have now the examples of DotNet policies in https://github.com/kubewarden/policy-sdk-dotnet/tree/main/example, which cover this issue as done. We welcome contributors! I...

Reopening: this issue is about creating a repo template, and I misunderstood it and though it was about providing examples in DotNet. The repo template would be similar to the...

As talked, I'm wondering about having only 1 with settings. Something like: Policy that rejects a provided list of resources if other resources exist. They can be CRDs. The resources...

They would need to manually delete the rest of dangling CRDs and reinstall the system I suppose (since deleting some CRDs means that the associated CRs were mistakenly deleted too)....

An alternative, suggested by Anurag on k8s slack, is to use the [certificate generation functions from Helm](https://helm.sh/docs/chart_template_guide/function_list/#gensignedcert).

Thanks Jordon for documenting this! Yes, indeed this is a problem. A policy could be incorrectly created if it has incorrect Rules (for example it doesn't target anything), or incorrect...

I am aware of a community rust policy that implements this: https://github.com/nlamirault/probes-policy We contacted the author in the past, the policy seems ready, and the steps for publishing it into...

Tested and working, deployed kubecf on tf1, called `kubecf-clean` without this fix and it failed (Calling it again will succeed nevertheless). Deployed kubecf again, and called `kubecf-clean` with this change,...

This should already work automatically. external-dns monitors the annotations on the stratos services, and when we delete the services by deleting stratos in `make stratos-clean`, external-dns removes the DNS entries...