- Add matrix to MANAGED_NS and tuwunel to restart/build targets
- Add post-apply hooks for matrix namespace:
- _patch_tuwunel_oauth2_redirect: reads client_id from hydra-maester
Secret and patches OAuth2Client redirectUris dynamically
- _inject_opensearch_model_id: reads model_id from ingest pipeline
and writes to ConfigMap for tuwunel deployment env var injection
- Add post-apply hook for data namespace:
- _ensure_opensearch_ml: idempotently registers/deploys all-mpnet-base-v2
(768-dim) model, creates ingest + hybrid search pipelines
- Add tuwunel secrets to OpenBao seed (OIDC, TURN, registration token)
- Refactor secret seeding to only write dirty paths (avoid VSO churn)
- Add ACME email fallback from config when not provided via CLI flag
sunbeam apply [namespace] builds the full kustomize overlay (preserving
all image substitutions and patches) then filters the output to only
resources in the given namespace before applying. Cleanup and ConfigMap
restart detection are also scoped to the target namespace.
- manifests.py: _filter_by_namespace(), scoped pre_apply_cleanup()
- cli.py: namespace positional arg for apply; meet added to build choices
- tests: 17 new tests covering filter logic and CLI dispatch
Snapshot ConfigMap resourceVersions before and after kubectl apply.
For any ConfigMap whose resourceVersion changed, find all Deployments
in the same namespace that mount it as a volume and issue a rollout
restart. Eliminates the need to manually restart pods after editing
ConfigMaps (e.g. services.json, nginx configs).
manifests.py: fix REPO_ROOT parents index (was 3, needed 2) which
caused kustomize overlay lookup to resolve against the wrong directory.
tools.py: call ensure_tool("helm") before running kustomize so the
bundled helm v3.17.1 is on PATH; system helm v4 dropped the -c flag
that kustomize 5.6.0 uses for version detection.
gitea.py: pass --must-change-password=false to gitea admin user
change-password, removing the separate Postgres UPDATE workaround that
was fragile and required a second exec into the CNPG pod.
