Make cronJob work without a service account

[TomyLobo]

When using a cronJob without configuring a serviceAccount, I get the following error under "Events" in "kubectl describe":

  Warning  FailedCreate  5m33s (x534 over 2d4h)  job-controller  Error creating: pods "myapp-weekly-dst-28656480-" is forbidden: error looking up service account myapp/myapp: serviceaccount "myapp" not found

This PR fixes that by evaluating rbac.serviceAccount.enabled instead of rbac.enabled, bringing it into alignment with deployment.yaml.

[TomyLobo]

There's a check failing that has nothing to do with my changes.
Not sure what to do.
Help? :)

[d3adb5]

It looks like the problem with the CI workflow is infrastructure (configuration) related. I don't have access to the runners these jobs are running on, but given the error message (missing versions of dynamic glibc) I assume the runner is perhaps on CentOS 7 while the new oc binary was built with RHEL9 in mind --- hence the newer versions of glibc required. Can you guys take a look, @rasheedamir? This is affecting ALL builds. 😅

[d3adb5]

Shouldn't we still keep the if $.Values.rbac.enabled line? If RBAC for this chart has been completely disabled, it shouldn't in theory matter if rbac.serviceAccount.enabled is true, is my thinking.

[TomyLobo]

Same goes for the deployment, then.
I didn't check if there are other parts as well, which would be equally affected.
I'm just building on your reasoning for the deployment :)

[d3adb5]

FYI I opened an issue for this: #321. For now let's wait for that to be fixed so we don't merge anything without all the automated tests passing, @TomyLobo.

[aslafy-z]

@TomyLobo I just rebased the PR (pull with git pull --rebase next time). Tests are running!

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