* Add Cosmos DB container for PlatformWorkloadIdentityRoleSets
* Revert change to AKS k8s version - committed by mistake
* Fix bug in converter
When I first wrote the converter, I thought Go would treat the the slice
we `make` few lines above these changes as a slice full of zero-value
structs, but it actually treats it as an empty slice, which led to
out-of-bound issues when I first tried to use this converter to work on
the API endpoints.
* Add the PlatformWorkloadIdentityRoleSetConverter to the API register
* Implement the change feed for role sets in the easiest, most naive way
* Implement the external API endpoint for listing role sets
* Fix a small oversight from earlier on
* Add unit tests for the list endpoint
* Add unit tests for changefeed changes
* Uncomment the static validator
* Fix more slice out of bounds bugs in the converters...
* Add converter and static validator to the admin API register
* Add list and put endpoints
* Fix name of function to match convention
* Fix bug in static validator
I originally wrote the code the way I did so that we could aggregate
errors so that we could provide a better UX in cases where there are
multiple similar errors in the request content. I found while writing
unit tests that aggregating the errors in this way and not wrapping them
in a CloudError causes the RP to return an internal server error instead
of a 400 bad request.
Is there a way we can aggregate the errors and still wrap them in a
CloudError? I'm not sure of the formatting requirements for the text of
CloudErrors.
* Add unit tests for new API endpoints
* Fix typo
* Appease the linter
* Appease the linter
* Add TODO comment re: the number of parameters
* Update static validator to return multiple validation issues at the same time where applicable for better UX
* Add a simple utility function to make semver comparisons of OpenShift minor version more readable
* Log error before returning 500 to user
* Log errors before returning 500 to user
* Improve naming of unit test cases
* Add additional unit test cases
* api: Avoid referencing DefaultInstallStream in tests
* frontend: Avoid referencing DefaultInstallStream
The frontend's OpenShiftVersions change feed handler will record
the current default version for the rest of the frontend to use.
* monitor: Remove latestGaMinorVersion metric
The RP no longer has this information internally, so the metric
is no longer relevant.
* update_ocp_versions: Read versions from an environment variable
Read OpenShift versions and pull specs from an OPENSHIFT_VERSIONS
environment variable containing a JSON object. This data includes
the default OpenShift version for new installs that don't specify
a version.
This moves us toward eliminating hard-coded OpenShift versions in
pkg/util/version/const.go.
* cache_fallback_discovery_client_test.go: Hard-code version
I'm not sure what to do with this test. Install stream data has
moved to RP-Config, so if the test is worth keeping then I guess
the oldest supported version will have to be hard-coded and kept
up-to-date. But it probably won't be.
* version: Remove DefaultInstallStreams
DefaultInstallStream will remain for now, but it's ONLY for use by
local development mode until we can come up with a better solution.
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* fix: match existing hive-config with production hive-config
* bug: bump hive version to use minimal install version and resolve vulns
* Remove oc-cli domain annotation
* Fix equality logic on version
* Leverage image digests when using the aro-installer image
* frontend: Discontinue adding default to enabled OCP versions
The CosmosDB "OpenShiftVersions" container in all environments is
now primed with supported OCP versions. RP no longer needs to hard
code a default in enabledOcpVersions.
* Insert the default version into cosmosdb on cluster creation in localdevmode
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