feat: add support for custom serviceAccount name for lake and ui deployments#368
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What changes were introduced?
serviceAccount.nameparameter tolakeanduisections invalues.yamllakeanduideployment templates to conditionally setserviceAccountNamewhen a value is providedWhy is this change needed?
Currently, the Helm chart offers no way to assign a custom ServiceAccount to the
lakeoruipods. They always fall back to the namespace default. This is a common requirement in environments with fine-grained RBAC, Workload Identity (GCP) or other pod-level identity mechanisms.Key features:
serviceAccountNameis only injected into the pod spec when a name is explicitly providedUsage example: