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Automated cherry pick of #52849 #54029
Automated cherry pick of #52849 #54029
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…re *api.Pod, allow GC updates
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cc @jhorwit2 |
From a user perspective, I'd like to see this considered for a 1.8 patch release. CoreOS wants to start experimenting with Pod Security Policy with customers and providing feedback, but there were serious enough concerns about the behavior of PSP in 1.8 (#52367 (comment)) that we're not sure we can adequately evaluate the feature. cc @joshrosso |
/retest |
Let's hold this off for 1.8.2 given the size and the current hold on the CP. If there is strong buy-in from sig-auth we can consider for 1.8.3. |
I validated this PR against my existing test cluster and ran into no issues while upgrading or testing the functionality. Scenarios tested:
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Merging this in for 1.8.3. |
/retest Review the full test history for this PR. |
/test all [submit-queue is verifying that this PR is safe to merge] |
Automatic merge from submit-queue. |
Cherry pick of #52849 on release-1.8.
#52849: PodSecurityPolicy: Do not mutate nil privileged field
This is a larger change than usual for a cherry-pick, but changes are isolated to the PSP component, the cherry-pick was clean, and this fixes severe usability issues with systems with more than one PSP. Would like to get feedback from community users making use of PSP and let the master PR soak as we consider this.