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Bug: Image pull secret does not automatically inject the registry credentials into the target namespace if it is used as an override in the build configuration #4179

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ajaydevtron opened this issue Oct 30, 2023 · 0 comments · Fixed by #4178
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ajaydevtron commented Oct 30, 2023

📜 Description

In Devtron UI when we configure image pull secret feature to auto inject the registry credentials in target cluster when we used different container registry in base build configuration and overridden.

Base Build configuration have ECR regsitry.
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Override build configuration

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Error and pod manifest do hadn’t imagePullSecret and target environment also.
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👟 Reproduction steps

  1. Create an Devtron app and add 2 container registry for example one as ECR and 2nd one for Dockerhub.
  2. Use dockerhub as imagepull secret to auto inject registry credentials .
  3. And try to deploy application.

👍 Expected behavior

It should be auto injected imagePull Secret and pass in rollout manifest.

👎 Actual Behavior

Currently it is not happening as aspecting.

☸ Kubernetes version

1.25

Cloud provider

AWS

🌍 Browser

Chrome

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AB#6499

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