Exclude Google Trust Services ClusterIssuers when reencrypt route is enabled#143
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…enabled When ocp4_workload_rhacs_enable_reencrypt_route is set to true, filter out ClusterIssuers that use Google Trust Services (/acme/google/) as they are incompatible with OpenShift reencrypt routes. The role will now prefer ZeroSSL, Let's Encrypt, or other ACME providers for certificate issuance when the reencrypt route feature is enabled, while maintaining existing behavior when reencrypt is disabled.
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Summary
ocp4_workload_rhacs_enable_reencrypt_routeis enabledChanges
Modified
roles/ocp4_workload_rhacs/tasks/certificate.yml:/acme/google/in their ACME server URL when reencrypt route is enabledTesting
Tested on clusters with both Google Trust Services and ZeroSSL certificates:
Impact
When
ocp4_workload_rhacs_enable_reencrypt_route: true, the role will automatically use ZeroSSL, Let's Encrypt, or other non-Google ACME providers for certificate issuance.