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Remove RBAC UserAll #38981
Remove RBAC UserAll #38981
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A non-backward-compatible change? Was it previously deprecated? |
rbac is still in alpha, would like to cut a beta version in 1.6. If there's significant concern about the compatibility aspect from v1alpha1, we can convert a binding to User |
I feel like users have to be relatively advanced to understand the exactly when to use |
I don't think there's a clear "just do the right thing". Allowing both authenticated and unauthenticated users to read discovery docs seems ok. Allowing all authenticated to read certain API objects in some clusters could be ok. But I would want people to grant to the group they mean, not just hope the platform turns "*" into what they mean |
sgtm |
modified this to convert User * v1alpha1 role bindings to Group system:authenticated bindings and documented deprecation targeted for the v1beta1 release |
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// User * in v1alpha1 will only match all authenticated users | ||
// This is only for compatibility with old RBAC bindings | ||
// Special treatment for * should not be included in v1beta1 | ||
if out.Kind == UserKind && out.Name == "*" { |
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I'll bet this does good things with kubectl apply
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happens in conversion, so no matter how many times it's submitted as User *, it'll always persist as Group system:authenticated. A little odd, but I think it works
lgtm |
After this we're ready for #38706, correct? |
yes |
@k8s-bot test this |
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@k8s-bot test this [submit-queue is verifying that this PR is safe to merge] |
Automatic merge from submit-queue (batch tested with PRs 39408, 38981) |
User *
subjects toGroup system:authenticated
subjects for backwards compatibility