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[spec.volumes[2].name: Invalid value: "tekton-internal-secret-volume-tekton-webhooks-extension-dockercfg-s74m2": must be no more than 63 characters
I think this is due to the removal of code that previously restricted the length of the name of the volume mounts. If my digging in the code is correct, my suspicion is around ...
Previously in cred-init.go
name := names.SimpleNameGenerator.RestrictLengthWithRandomSuffix(fmt.Sprintf("secret-volume-%s", secret.Name))
Now
name := fmt.Sprintf("tekton-internal-secret-volume-%s", secret.Name)
Steps to Reproduce the Problem
create a service account patched with an awfully long secret name (e.g. tekton-webhooks-extension-dockercfg-s74m2)
use this service account to run your pipelinerun with dynamic volume provisioning enabled
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Expected Behavior
Using a valid service account name and secret name, I expect my pipelinerun to function successfully as in v0.9.0
Actual Behavior
After #1701 the follwing error is seen:
I think this is due to the removal of code that previously restricted the length of the name of the volume mounts. If my digging in the code is correct, my suspicion is around ...
Previously in cred-init.go
Now
Steps to Reproduce the Problem
Additional Info
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: