Generate Downstream Manifests

Author: awgreene

manifests/0000_50_olm_00-catalogsources.crd.yaml

@@ -82,9 +82,9 @@ spec:
                       description: If specified, indicates the pod's priority. If not specified, the pod priority will be default or zero if there is no default.
                       type: string
                     securityContextConfig:
-                      description: 'SecurityContextConfig can be one of `legacy` or `restricted`. The CatalogSource''s pod is either injected with the right pod.spec.securityContext and pod.spec.container[*].securityContext values to allow the pod to run in Pod Security Admission(PSA) controller''s `restricted` mode, or doesn''t set these values at all, in which case the pod can only be run in PSA `baseline` or `privileged` namespaces. By default, SecurityContextConfig is set to `restricted`. If the value is unspecified, the default value of `restricted` is used.  Specifying any other value will result in a validation error. When using older catalog images, which could not be run in `restricted` mode, the SecurityContextConfig should be set to `legacy`. More information about PSA can be found here: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/security/pod-security-admission/'''
+                      description: "SecurityContextConfig can be one of `legacy` or `restricted`. The CatalogSource's pod is either injected with the right pod.spec.securityContext and pod.spec.container[*].securityContext values to allow the pod to run in Pod Security Admission (PSA) `restricted` mode, or doesn't set these values at all, in which case the pod can only be run in PSA `baseline` or `privileged` namespaces. Currently if the SecurityContextConfig is unspecified, the default value of `legacy` is used. Specifying a value other than `legacy` or `restricted` result in a validation error. When using older catalog images, which could not be run in `restricted` mode, the SecurityContextConfig should be set to `legacy`. \n In a future version will the default will be set to `restricted`, catalog maintainers should rebuild their catalogs with a version of opm that supports running catalogSource pods in `restricted` mode to prepare for these changes. \n More information about PSA can be found here: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/security/pod-security-admission/'"
                       type: string
-                      default: restricted
+                      default: legacy
                       enum:
                         - legacy
                         - restricted

scripts/generate_crds_manifests.sh

@@ -406,4 +406,9 @@ find "${ROOT_DIR}/manifests" -type f -exec $SED -i "/^#/d" {} \;
 find "${ROOT_DIR}/manifests" -type f -exec $SED -i "1{/---/d}" {} \;
 
 # (anik120): uncomment this once https://issues.redhat.com/browse/OLM-2695 is Done. 
-#${YQ} delete --inplace -d'1' manifests/0000_50_olm_00-namespace.yaml 'metadata.labels."pod-security.kubernetes.io/enforce*"'
+#${YQ} delete --inplace -d'1' manifests/0000_50_olm_00-namespace.yaml 'metadata.labels."pod-security.kubernetes.io/enforce*"'
+
+# Unlike the namespaces shipped in the upstream version, the openshift-operator-lifecycle-manager and openshift-operator
+# namespaces enforce restricted PSA policies, so warnings and audits labels are not neccessary.
+${YQ} delete --inplace -d'*' manifests/0000_50_olm_00-namespace.yaml 'metadata.labels."pod-security.kubernetes.io/warn*"'
+${YQ} delete --inplace -d'*' manifests/0000_50_olm_00-namespace.yaml 'metadata.labels."pod-security.kubernetes.io/audit*"'