fix: own runtime service accounts and optional Helm ECR identity - #43
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The ECR readiness behavior is implemented, but a regression could make the stack report ready before Pod Identity is ready without failing tests. Add the focused status assertion before merge if this readiness guarantee is required. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@functions/helm-provider/010-state-status.yaml.gotmpl`:
- Line 4: Add enabled-AWS fixtures for an observed helm-pod-identity resource
with provider readiness states, then assert the top-level status remains unready
until podIdentity.ready is true. Update the enabled-AWS test around the
providerReady expression to cover both Ready=False and Ready=True, while
preserving the existing resource-rendering assertion.
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apis/helmproviderstacks/definition.yamldocs/runtime-service-accounts.mdexamples/helmproviderstacks/full.yamlfunctions/aws-provider/205-service-account.yaml.gotmplfunctions/aws-provider/210-drc-aws.yaml.gotmplfunctions/aws-provider/230-provider-aws-sub-providers.yaml.gotmplfunctions/functions/210-drc-functions.yaml.gotmplfunctions/github-provider/205-service-account.yaml.gotmplfunctions/github-provider/210-drc-github.yaml.gotmplfunctions/helm-provider/005-state-aws.yaml.gotmplfunctions/helm-provider/010-state-status.yaml.gotmplfunctions/helm-provider/200-pod-identity.yaml.gotmplfunctions/helm-provider/205-service-account.yaml.gotmplfunctions/helm-provider/210-drc-helm.yaml.gotmplfunctions/kubernetes-provider/205-service-account.yaml.gotmplfunctions/kubernetes-provider/210-drc-kubernetes.yaml.gotmplfunctions/listmonk-provider/205-service-account.yaml.gotmplfunctions/listmonk-provider/210-drc-listmonk.yaml.gotmplfunctions/openpanel-provider/205-service-account.yaml.gotmplfunctions/openpanel-provider/210-drc-openpanel.yaml.gotmplfunctions/zitadel-provider/205-service-account.yaml.gotmplfunctions/zitadel-provider/210-drc-zitadel.yaml.gotmpltests/test-aws-provider-stack/main.ktests/test-helm-provider-stack/main.k
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- functions/functions/210-drc-functions.yaml.gotmpl
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| {{- $providerReady := $state.observed.provider.ready | default false }} | ||
| {{- $status := dict | ||
| "ready" $providerReady | ||
| "ready" (and $providerReady (or (not $state.aws.enabled) $state.observed.podIdentity.ready)) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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rg -n -C 8 'CompositionTest|observedResources|assertResources|assertion|status|helm-pod-identity|provider-helm|ecr-identity' tests/test-helm-provider-stack/main.k
printf '%s\n' '--- AWS state helper ---'
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printf '%s\n' '--- status assertion patterns in composition tests ---'
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Add an enabled-AWS readiness-gate assertion.
The enabled-AWS test only asserts that the PodIdentity resource renders. It does not provide an observed helm-pod-identity with a Ready provider, or assert top-level status.ready. A regression that removes or inverts the podIdentity.ready gate can pass. Add fixtures and assertions that keep top-level status unready until PodIdentity reports Ready=True.
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In `@functions/helm-provider/010-state-status.yaml.gotmpl` at line 4, Add
enabled-AWS fixtures for an observed helm-pod-identity resource with provider
readiness states, then assert the top-level status remains unready until
podIdentity.ready is true. Update the enabled-AWS test around the providerReady
expression to cover both Ready=False and Ready=True, while preserving the
existing resource-rendering assertion.
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Published Crossplane PackageThe following Crossplane package was published as part of this PR: Package: ghcr.io/hops-ops/aws-crossplane-stack:pr-43-c2c0f6cb2b0af4e52f982559599c5590d1a50d36 |
Provider upgrades and registry rewrites can create a new package revision while the previous revision still owns a fixed-name service account. The new revision then fails with
Only one reference can have Controller set to true. AWS family providers also compete for their shared Pod Identity account.Provider stacks now manage stable ServiceAccounts through Kubernetes Objects and reference them using
deploymentTemplate.spec.template.spec.serviceAccountName. Names stay unchanged, preserving RBAC and Pod Identity bindings. Readiness-gated Usages keep the accounts until their provider Objects are removed. Function runtimes use Crossplane's generated per-revision accounts.Migration guidance is in
docs/runtime-service-accounts.md: after the new templates reconcile, remove obsolete ProviderRevision controller owner references from existing accounts without deleting the accounts.HelmProviderStack now also owns optional ECR chart access through
spec.aws: enabled, region, AWS providerConfigRef, and allowed ecrRepositoryArns. It composes PodIdentity for its stable runtime account with token-generation and repository-scoped read permissions, plus readiness-gated deletion protection. The option defaults off. Application/preview namespaces own their Helm ProviderConfigs; GitOps only supplies stack options.Validation: all 20 example validation jobs and 33/34 unit tests passed on the previous commit. The remaining failure was traced to KCL fixture variable
namesubstituting metadata keys and dropping tracking annotations. Renamed it toresourceNameand verified the compiled fixture contains the expected names and annotations. The local targeted runner hit a Docker container-wait deadline without returning an assertion result; updated CI is pending. Live production verification still requires the released configuration.Summary by CodeRabbit
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