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adjust patch to use name instead of labelselector #30
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Hi @RobMokkink can you clarify the method you used to install the operator? Did you install with OLM (OperatorHub) or using the Helm chart? |
I use the OLM |
Signed-off-by: raffaelespazzoli <[email protected]>
@raffaelespazzoli After fixing this, the paragraphs in the README are not correct anymore:
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should be fixed now
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@raffaelespazzoli <https://github.com/raffaelespazzoli> After fixing
this, the paragraphs in the README are not correct anymore:
Note that the targetObjectRef uses a *Label Selector* to query for
*MutatingWebhookConfigurations* with the label
redhat-cop.redhat.io/patch-operator: "true".
The following is an example of a *MutatingWebhookConfiguration* with the
required label that can be used to support the creation time webhook.
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I noticed a lot of error messages in the logs of the controller when using the patch to set the
caBundle
correctly. In the documentation it is a follows:It gives the following error:
After changing it to use the name, like so:
The errors are gone, and the mutatingwebhook is adjusted.
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