Currently by default Dependent Resource assumes that the primary resource is namespace scoped, see:
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return Mappers.fromOwnerReferences(false); |
This is something users have to then handle explicitly, by overriding the SecondaryToPrimaryMapper, see:
#2310 (comment)
In DRs we don't have access to the class of primary to check if it is namespace scoped. But we might create some workarounds, like passing it as a flag for managed resources automatically.
Currently by default Dependent Resource assumes that the primary resource is namespace scoped, see:
java-operator-sdk/operator-framework-core/src/main/java/io/javaoperatorsdk/operator/processing/dependent/kubernetes/KubernetesDependentResource.java
Line 90 in 0b17878
This is something users have to then handle explicitly, by overriding the
SecondaryToPrimaryMapper, see:#2310 (comment)
In DRs we don't have access to the class of primary to check if it is namespace scoped. But we might create some workarounds, like passing it as a flag for managed resources automatically.