Description
To make the syncing in kube-bind truly useful, it needs support to sync "associated" resources. This means mostly objects that are referenced in the main resources exposed via kube-bind (think of a secretRef or a configMapRef). Syncing can happen in both directions (either you pass an object as reference because it extends the spec config of a resource, or you get an object back as a result of reconciliation).
There is an existing PR at kbind-dev/kbind#185. It would be good to get in touch with the author and see if we can take it over or push it forward.
Objectives
Stories
Demo Required
Yes
Demo Steps
No response
Migrated from openmcp/kcp-upstream#17
Description
To make the syncing in kube-bind truly useful, it needs support to sync "associated" resources. This means mostly objects that are referenced in the main resources exposed via kube-bind (think of a secretRef or a configMapRef). Syncing can happen in both directions (either you pass an object as reference because it extends the spec config of a resource, or you get an object back as a result of reconciliation).
There is an existing PR at kbind-dev/kbind#185. It would be good to get in touch with the author and see if we can take it over or push it forward.
Objectives
Stories
Demo Required
Yes
Demo Steps
No response
Migrated from openmcp/kcp-upstream#17