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fix(kubernetes): Fail validation if account has no namespaces #3639
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Before deploying a manifest, we check whether the namespace is one that the account is configured for. We do this by checking namespaces and omitNamespaces, but this fails in the case where an account is mis-configured and doesn't have any namespaces. Instead, just use getDeclaredNamespaces which returns a fully resolved list of namespaces the account knows about (whether because of config or dynamically discovered).
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In 1.14, we tried to improve the failure mode for users with misconfigured accounts by using the actual live list of namespaces while validating accounts. This fails when users are creating a namespace and deploying something to the namespace as part of the same operation; in that case the live list does not know about the namespace (but will by the time the deployment completes). This reverts #3639 (and adds a comment and test to make sure this subtle bug is not re-introduced).
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In 1.14, we tried to improve the failure mode for users with misconfigured accounts by using the actual live list of namespaces while validating accounts. This fails when users are creating a namespace and deploying something to the namespace as part of the same operation; in that case the live list does not know about the namespace (but will by the time the deployment completes). This reverts #3639 (and adds a comment and test to make sure this subtle bug is not re-introduced).
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…) (#3750) In 1.14, we tried to improve the failure mode for users with misconfigured accounts by using the actual live list of namespaces while validating accounts. This fails when users are creating a namespace and deploying something to the namespace as part of the same operation; in that case the live list does not know about the namespace (but will by the time the deployment completes). This reverts #3639 (and adds a comment and test to make sure this subtle bug is not re-introduced).
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Before deploying a manifest, we check whether the namespace is one that the account is configured for. We do this by checking namespaces and omitNamespaces, but this fails in the case where an account is mis-configured and doesn't have any namespaces.
Instead, just use getDeclaredNamespaces which returns a fully resolved list of namespaces the account knows about (whether because of config or dynamically discovered).
Fixes spinnaker/spinnaker#4319