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Unable to set failing_policies_webhook via GitOps #27629
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#g-orchestrationOrchestration product groupOrchestration product group:releaseReady to write code. Scheduled in a release. See "Making changes" in handbook.Ready to write code. Scheduled in a release. See "Making changes" in handbook.P2Urgent: Supported workflow not functioning as intended, newly drafted feature with urgent Fleet needUrgent: Supported workflow not functioning as intended, newly drafted feature with urgent Fleet needbugSomething isn't working as documentedSomething isn't working as documented
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#g-orchestrationOrchestration product groupOrchestration product group:releaseReady to write code. Scheduled in a release. See "Making changes" in handbook.Ready to write code. Scheduled in a release. See "Making changes" in handbook.P2Urgent: Supported workflow not functioning as intended, newly drafted feature with urgent Fleet needUrgent: Supported workflow not functioning as intended, newly drafted feature with urgent Fleet needbugSomething isn't working as documentedSomething isn't working as documented
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Fleet version: Latest on dogfood
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💥 Actual behavior
I am attempting to set the following in Fleet via GitOps:
This was working up until January 24, 2025 and no policy_ids were set. See https://fleetdm.slack.com/archives/C089S7EAJE9. Today, in order to test, I set explicit policy IDs and this is still not working.
@harrisonravazzolo also ran into this issue in yesterday's hand-on GitOps training.
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This is observable in dogfood: https://github.com/fleetdm/fleet/blob/eaa3ce071c8d48bb8a7cdbc17ee74ac3718fb3d6/it-and-security/default.yml#L67C1-L76C16
Allow for failing policies webhook to be set and managed via GitOps (YAML).