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Describe the bug
The RoleAssignment and SqlRoleAssignment resources don't account for the fact that their owner can be an ARM ID (empty group + kind + name). When the owner is from an ARM ID, they don't include that in their unique UUID generation, which means that two different clusters with RoleAssignments with the same namespace/name but different ARMID owners will have the same UUID generated and collide.
Expected behavior
The owner is considered in UUID generation.
Additional context
Fixing this may be breaking, though we can consider using #3935 to allow users to opt-back into the old behavior if we wanted.
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There's also a (less critical) bug around group/kind ordering in the uniqueness string we could fix as part of this... not sure if it's worth it though as it will likely impact more users.
Version of Azure Service Operator
ASOv2
Describe the bug
The
RoleAssignment
andSqlRoleAssignment
resources don't account for the fact that their owner can be an ARM ID (empty group + kind + name). When the owner is from an ARM ID, they don't include that in their unique UUID generation, which means that two different clusters with RoleAssignments with the same namespace/name but different ARMID owners will have the same UUID generated and collide.Expected behavior
The owner is considered in UUID generation.
Additional context
Fixing this may be breaking, though we can consider using #3935 to allow users to opt-back into the old behavior if we wanted.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: