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Bumps bci/golang from 1.17-17.62 to 1.17-29.1.

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Bumps bci/golang from 1.17-17.62 to 1.17-29.1.

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- dependency-name: bci/golang
  dependency-type: direct:production
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@dependabot dependabot bot added the dependencies Pull requests that update a dependency file label Aug 10, 2022
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@macedogm macedogm merged commit b9abcf3 into master Aug 19, 2022
@dependabot dependabot bot deleted the dependabot-docker-bci-golang-1.17-29.1 branch August 19, 2022 09:11
pmatseykanets pushed a commit to pmatseykanets/webhook that referenced this pull request Jun 11, 2024
…#102)

* Allow Restricted Admin to update external-rules feature flag

* Check old value to see if feature is enabled

* defaults to *,*,* for other different than enabling

* only check for value changes

* Add test

* Move isUpdateAllowed to happen first

* improve error message

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Co-authored-by: Jonathan Crowther <[email protected]>
pmatseykanets added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 11, 2024
* Update rancher/rancher/pkg/apis dependency
* Verify ExternalRules in RoleTemplates

If the feature flag external-rules is enabled, the validation for RT follows this sequence:
- 1) Reject if externalRules are provided and the user doesn’t have escalate permissions on RoleTemplates.
- 2) Validate the policy rules defined in externalRules the same way as the already existing rules field. This validation leverages Kubernetes’ upstream validation. Webhook will validate this only if external is set to true.
- 3) Use externalRules for resolving rules if provided.
- 4) Use backing ClusterRole in the local cluster if externalRules are not provided.
- 5) Reject if externalRules are not provided and there is no backing ClusterRole in the local cluster.

For PRTB or CRTB:
- 1) Use externalRules for resolving rules if provided.
- 2) Use backing ClusterRole in the local cluster if externalRules are not provided.

The previous verification process applies if the external-rules feature flag is disabled.

* Allow Restricted Admin to update external-rules feature flag (#102)

---------
Co-authored-by: Raul Cabello Martin <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Jonathan Crowther <[email protected]>
raulcabello added a commit to raulcabello/webhook that referenced this pull request Jun 18, 2024
* Update rancher/rancher/pkg/apis dependency
* Verify ExternalRules in RoleTemplates

If the feature flag external-rules is enabled, the validation for RT follows this sequence:
- 1) Reject if externalRules are provided and the user doesn’t have escalate permissions on RoleTemplates.
- 2) Validate the policy rules defined in externalRules the same way as the already existing rules field. This validation leverages Kubernetes’ upstream validation. Webhook will validate this only if external is set to true.
- 3) Use externalRules for resolving rules if provided.
- 4) Use backing ClusterRole in the local cluster if externalRules are not provided.
- 5) Reject if externalRules are not provided and there is no backing ClusterRole in the local cluster.

For PRTB or CRTB:
- 1) Use externalRules for resolving rules if provided.
- 2) Use backing ClusterRole in the local cluster if externalRules are not provided.

The previous verification process applies if the external-rules feature flag is disabled.

* Allow Restricted Admin to update external-rules feature flag (rancher#102)

---------
Co-authored-by: Raul Cabello Martin <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Jonathan Crowther <[email protected]>
raulcabello added a commit to raulcabello/webhook that referenced this pull request Jun 18, 2024
* Update rancher/rancher/pkg/apis dependency
* Verify ExternalRules in RoleTemplates

If the feature flag external-rules is enabled, the validation for RT follows this sequence:
- 1) Reject if externalRules are provided and the user doesn’t have escalate permissions on RoleTemplates.
- 2) Validate the policy rules defined in externalRules the same way as the already existing rules field. This validation leverages Kubernetes’ upstream validation. Webhook will validate this only if external is set to true.
- 3) Use externalRules for resolving rules if provided.
- 4) Use backing ClusterRole in the local cluster if externalRules are not provided.
- 5) Reject if externalRules are not provided and there is no backing ClusterRole in the local cluster.

For PRTB or CRTB:
- 1) Use externalRules for resolving rules if provided.
- 2) Use backing ClusterRole in the local cluster if externalRules are not provided.

The previous verification process applies if the external-rules feature flag is disabled.

* Allow Restricted Admin to update external-rules feature flag (rancher#102)

---------
Co-authored-by: Raul Cabello Martin <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Jonathan Crowther <[email protected]>
raulcabello added a commit to raulcabello/webhook that referenced this pull request Jun 18, 2024
* Update rancher/rancher/pkg/apis dependency
* Verify ExternalRules in RoleTemplates

If the feature flag external-rules is enabled, the validation for RT follows this sequence:
- 1) Reject if externalRules are provided and the user doesn’t have escalate permissions on RoleTemplates.
- 2) Validate the policy rules defined in externalRules the same way as the already existing rules field. This validation leverages Kubernetes’ upstream validation. Webhook will validate this only if external is set to true.
- 3) Use externalRules for resolving rules if provided.
- 4) Use backing ClusterRole in the local cluster if externalRules are not provided.
- 5) Reject if externalRules are not provided and there is no backing ClusterRole in the local cluster.

For PRTB or CRTB:
- 1) Use externalRules for resolving rules if provided.
- 2) Use backing ClusterRole in the local cluster if externalRules are not provided.

The previous verification process applies if the external-rules feature flag is disabled.

* Allow Restricted Admin to update external-rules feature flag (rancher#102)

---------
Co-authored-by: Raul Cabello Martin <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Jonathan Crowther <[email protected]>
raulcabello added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 19, 2024
* [v0.4.6] s4: Fixes 374 (#392)

* Update rancher/rancher/pkg/apis dependency
* Verify ExternalRules in RoleTemplates

If the feature flag external-rules is enabled, the validation for RT follows this sequence:
- 1) Reject if externalRules are provided and the user doesn’t have escalate permissions on RoleTemplates.
- 2) Validate the policy rules defined in externalRules the same way as the already existing rules field. This validation leverages Kubernetes’ upstream validation. Webhook will validate this only if external is set to true.
- 3) Use externalRules for resolving rules if provided.
- 4) Use backing ClusterRole in the local cluster if externalRules are not provided.
- 5) Reject if externalRules are not provided and there is no backing ClusterRole in the local cluster.

For PRTB or CRTB:
- 1) Use externalRules for resolving rules if provided.
- 2) Use backing ClusterRole in the local cluster if externalRules are not provided.

The previous verification process applies if the external-rules feature flag is disabled.

* Allow Restricted Admin to update external-rules feature flag (#102)

---------
Co-authored-by: Raul Cabello Martin <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Jonathan Crowther <[email protected]>

* bump rancher to commit 2145c8e9d6034579caa6279856c59679f1102cf3

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Co-authored-by: Peter Matseykanets <[email protected]>
raulcabello added a commit to raulcabello/webhook that referenced this pull request Jun 21, 2024
* Update rancher/rancher/pkg/apis dependency
* Verify ExternalRules in RoleTemplates

If the feature flag external-rules is enabled, the validation for RT follows this sequence:
- 1) Reject if externalRules are provided and the user doesn’t have escalate permissions on RoleTemplates.
- 2) Validate the policy rules defined in externalRules the same way as the already existing rules field. This validation leverages Kubernetes’ upstream validation. Webhook will validate this only if external is set to true.
- 3) Use externalRules for resolving rules if provided.
- 4) Use backing ClusterRole in the local cluster if externalRules are not provided.
- 5) Reject if externalRules are not provided and there is no backing ClusterRole in the local cluster.

For PRTB or CRTB:
- 1) Use externalRules for resolving rules if provided.
- 2) Use backing ClusterRole in the local cluster if externalRules are not provided.

The previous verification process applies if the external-rules feature flag is disabled.

* Allow Restricted Admin to update external-rules feature flag (rancher#102)

---------
Co-authored-by: Raul Cabello Martin <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Jonathan Crowther <[email protected]>
raulcabello added a commit to raulcabello/webhook that referenced this pull request Jun 24, 2024
* Update rancher/rancher/pkg/apis dependency
* Verify ExternalRules in RoleTemplates

If the feature flag external-rules is enabled, the validation for RT follows this sequence:
- 1) Reject if externalRules are provided and the user doesn’t have escalate permissions on RoleTemplates.
- 2) Validate the policy rules defined in externalRules the same way as the already existing rules field. This validation leverages Kubernetes’ upstream validation. Webhook will validate this only if external is set to true.
- 3) Use externalRules for resolving rules if provided.
- 4) Use backing ClusterRole in the local cluster if externalRules are not provided.
- 5) Reject if externalRules are not provided and there is no backing ClusterRole in the local cluster.

For PRTB or CRTB:
- 1) Use externalRules for resolving rules if provided.
- 2) Use backing ClusterRole in the local cluster if externalRules are not provided.

The previous verification process applies if the external-rules feature flag is disabled.

* Allow Restricted Admin to update external-rules feature flag (rancher#102)

---------
Co-authored-by: Raul Cabello Martin <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Jonathan Crowther <[email protected]>
raulcabello added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 25, 2024
* Verify ExternalRules in RoleTemplates

If the feature flag external-rules is enabled, the validation for RT follows this sequence:
- 1) Reject if externalRules are provided and the user doesn’t have escalate permissions on RoleTemplates.
- 2) Validate the policy rules defined in externalRules the same way as the already existing rules field. This validation leverages Kubernetes’ upstream validation. Webhook will validate this only if external is set to true.
- 3) Use externalRules for resolving rules if provided.
- 4) Use backing ClusterRole in the local cluster if externalRules are not provided.
- 5) Reject if externalRules are not provided and there is no backing ClusterRole in the local cluster.

For PRTB or CRTB:
- 1) Use externalRules for resolving rules if provided.
- 2) Use backing ClusterRole in the local cluster if externalRules are not provided.

The previous verification process applies if the external-rules feature flag is disabled.

* Allow Restricted Admin to update external-rules feature flag (#102)

---------
Co-authored-by: Raul Cabello Martin <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Jonathan Crowther <[email protected]>

* bump rancher to be able to use ExternalRules

* fix test conflict

---------

Co-authored-by: Peter Matseykanets <[email protected]>
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