[main] add initContainer for handle-image-data command - #267
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I just noticed there's another solution #266. My approach uses init containers. We can decide with which solution we want to go with. |
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SUMMARY
When upgrading from 2.6 to 2.7, the pulp_container migration adds a data field to the Manifest model but leaves it NULL for existing manifests. The operator never runs
pulpcore-manager container-handle-image-datato populate it from the existing artifacts, which can result in broken execution environments after upgrade.Fix
Add a handle-image-data init container that runs
pulpcore-manager container-handle-image-dataautomatically after DB migrations. The command populates manifest.data from existing artifacts for all manifests (both synced and pushed) as part of the upgrade process, so customers don't have to run it manually.The command is a no-op when all manifests already have data populated.
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