feat(kubernetes): support OpenShift restricted SCC via AGENT_SECURITY_CONTEXT - #1155
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resolveContainerSecurityContext previously force-overwrote an override's Capabilities/Privileged with the base defaults unconditionally, so an operator setting AGENT_SECURITY_CONTEXT with capabilities.drop: ["ALL"] to satisfy OpenShift/PodSecurity restricted would still get the base's default SYS_PTRACE capability added back, causing admission to keep rejecting the pod. Found via Task 6's live restricted-admission e2e run. Now the override's own Capabilities/Privileged win when specified; base values are used only as a fallback when the override leaves them unset.
Reduce cyclomatic complexity in resolveContainerSecurityContext and several test functions by extracting shared assertion/lookup helpers; replace unbounded 'true' string literals with pkgconfig.BoolTrue (goconst); use the Go 1.26 new(x) value form instead of ptr.To for literal values (modernize); annotate the two operator-controlled variable-argument exec/file calls with justified #nosec comments, matching existing repo convention; wrap a >120-char line. task cli:lint:ci (CI's diff-scoped golangci-lint gate) now reports 0 issues for this branch.
Both file-path failure branches only wrapped the inline-YAML parse error, silently discarding the actual filesystem error (e.g. a typo'd AGENT_SECURITY_CONTEXT file path). Now wraps both, matching getPodTemplate's existing dual-wrap pattern it mirrors. Found during final whole-branch review of the SDD ledger's deferred Task 2 minor finding.
…r SecurityContext mergeContainer only copied a template-supplied container's whole SecurityContext when dst.SecurityContext was nil. Since Task 3's securityContextOptions.resolve() now always returns a non-nil SecurityContext (in every mode: default, STRICT_SECURITY, and AGENT_SECURITY_CONTEXT), that gate could never fire, so a POD_MANIFEST_TEMPLATE named-container securityContext override silently stopped taking effect in any mode -- contradicting the plan's own stated precedence and the driver.mdx docs this branch added, which tell OpenShift users to use exactly that override path. Found during an independent final-review pass (dispatched once AWS SSO recovered) that specifically caught what my own self-review of Task 6 missed. Replace the whole-struct swap with a field-level merge (mergeSecurityContext): every field the template sets wins, regardless of what STRICT_SECURITY/AGENT_SECURITY_CONTEXT resolved. Zero-change guarantee for the no-template case is unaffected (early return when the pod has no existing same-name container).
Scoped re-review of the template-precedence fix flagged two non-blocking coverage gaps: the init-container path only inherited correctness from mergeContainer/mergeSecurityContext by code-sharing inference, and default mode (neither STRICT_SECURITY nor AGENT_SECURITY_CONTEXT set) had no direct getContainers test proving POD_MANIFEST_TEMPLATE wins there too. Add one test for each.
mergeSecurityContext's flat 12-branch if-chain was suppressed with //nolint:cyclop instead of actually addressed. Replace it with a generic overrideIfSet[T] helper applied once per field: the loop body is now 12 straight-line calls to a 2-branch generic function instead of one 12-branch function, so the real complexity drops below the threshold with no suppression and no behavior change. task cli:lint:ci: 0 issues, no nolint directives in this package.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR adds restricted-security Kubernetes support for non-root agent execution. It adds configurable security contexts, agent paths, download delivery, writable fallbacks, stream error handling, Git credential fallback, and end-to-end validation. ChangesKubernetes agent and restricted-security support
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This PR adds configurable security contexts and safer pod defaults for restricted Kubernetes admission, but the current branch still risks attacker-controlled file modification, excessive CI permissions, broken proxy SSH sessions, and stale Git credentials; these issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The PR implements configurable security contexts for injected agent containers and supports non-root OpenShift execution [ Resolution Set spec.securityContext.hostUsers=false automatically for the configurations required by issue Full details: Out of Scope Changes checkExplanation The changes are related to OpenShift restricted SCC support. Agent delivery, install-path, fallback-directory, security-context, tunnel, retry, test, CI, and documentation changes support non-root Kubernetes execution and restricted-admission coverage. Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 20.30% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 133 functions across 33 files. (2 skipped: 2 unsupported.)
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getContainers took 9 positional params (pod, imageName, entrypoint,
args, envVars, volumeMounts, resources, security,
daemonConfigSecretName), well over revive's argument-limit (max 4).
This escaped the diff-scoped cli:lint:ci gate (a --new-from-patch
line-alignment quirk on the unchanged 'func getContainers(' text)
but is flagged by plain golangci-lint run ./..., matching the
project's actual lint config.
Bundle everything but pod into a devsyContainerInputs struct,
matching the existing podSpecInputs pattern already used in this
file for assemblePodSpec. Update the one production call site and
all 7 test call sites; extract testImageName/testEntrypoint consts
in run_test.go to fix a goconst finding the refactor introduced.
Confirmed via golangci-lint run ./pkg/driver/kubernetes/...: the
argument-limit finding on getContainers is gone; the only remaining
issues are pre-existing ones in files this branch never touches.
…e2e test CI's up-provider-kubernetes-restricted-scc job hung indefinitely in ContainerCreating: this repo's pinned kind node image predates the fix for kubernetes-sigs/kind#4178, where hostUsers: false makes every pod loop-fail sandbox creation via kind's mount-product-files.sh OCI hook (fixed in kind PR #4179, which lives in kind's node-image build -- bumping the repo-wide pinned node image is out of scope and risky for every other kind-based e2e job). Kubernetes Pod Security Admission "restricted" -- what this test actually exercises -- does not check hostUsers at all; it's an OpenShift-SCC-only concern already covered by 4 unit tests (TestFinalizePodSpecSetsHostUsersFalseWhenStrict and friends). Override hostUsers to true via POD_MANIFEST_TEMPLATE, which finalizePodSpec already respects, sidestepping the kind bug without weakening what this e2e test uniquely proves: real PSA-restricted admission plus a functional non-root workspace. Verified locally against a fresh kind cluster: the pod now leaves ContainerCreating in ~15s (previously hung for the full 3-minute SpecTimeout).
…gacy inject CI's restricted-scc e2e job hit a real (not sandbox-specific) failure after the hostUsers fix: the pod now admits and runs, but agent delivery over the exec stream stalled after a successful WebSocket protocol upgrade (repeated 'Websocket Ping failed'/i/o timeout for ~90s), then fell straight through to legacy inject, which then needs sudo the non-root container doesn't have. client-go's FallbackExecutor (pkg/driver/kubernetes/client.go) only falls back from WebSocket to SPDY on upgrade failure, never on a mid-stream stall in an already-upgraded connection -- so a single transient network hiccup between the client and the cluster's API server, which self-heals on retry, was treated as fatal. The same exec/delivery code path is shared by the already-passing root-container up-provider-kubernetes test, and AGENT_SECURITY_CONTEXT/STRICT_SECURITY only ever touch RunAsUser/RunAsGroup/RunAsNonRoot/hostUsers -- nothing in that path plausibly explains a TCP-level stall, so this is a pre-existing delivery-robustness gap that benefits every Kubernetes user, not an OpenShift-specific fix. Add one bounded retry around the native delivery attempt before falling back, and give the restricted-scc test enough SpecTimeout budget (3m -> 5m) to accommodate a retried stall without cutting the legacy-inject path off mid-flight.
…edesign retryNativeDelivery blindly retried the whole exec-stream attempt twice with no error classification and no per-attempt deadline: a genuinely broken transport paid the full ~90s OS-level TCP timeout cost twice before falling back, and a permanent failure (e.g. no curl in the image) would have been retried identically for no benefit. Root cause: streaming the multi-hundred-MB agent binary over exec-stdin is itself the fragile part of KubernetesDelivery -- reproduced locally against a real kind cluster (standalone Client.Exec calls with the same 170MB payload succeeded in ~500ms every time; the same code invoked from inside devsy's own subprocess architecture stalled every time). Legacy inject already trusts an established alternative for this (pkg/inject/inject.sh's download_binary): have the container fetch its own binary via curl/wget instead of receiving its bytes from the host. KubernetesDelivery.DeliverPostStart now: - Prefers an in-container download (a short, no-stdin exec call -- proven reliable in every local repro) over exec-stdin streaming. - Classifies exec-stream failures: only a transient failure (i/o timeout, broken pipe, connection reset, or our own attempt deadline firing) is retried; a permanent one (real exit code, missing shell) fails immediately instead of paying the same cost twice. - Bounds each exec-stream attempt to a real deadline (30s) instead of the OS's ~90s TCP timeout, making the classified retry cheap enough to be worth doing at all. Also fixes a latent bug found during investigation: Client.Exec's ctx-cancellation path discarded the real error and returned nil on cancellation, which would have silently reported a deliberately aborted (e.g. deadline-exceeded) attempt as a successful delivery -- load-bearing for the new attempt deadline to be trustworthy. Verified against a real kind cluster reproducing the exact CI failure: total delivery time before falling back to legacy inject dropped from an unbounded multi-minute hang to a bounded, predictable ~3m24s, with every tier now failing fast and for a classified reason instead of being masked by blind retry.
The injected devsy/devsy-init containers hardcode
/usr/local/bin/devsy as the agent install path, which requires root
to write. On OpenShift's restricted SCC (or any non-root
AGENT_SECURITY_CONTEXT/STRICT_SECURITY configuration), the container
runs as an assigned non-root UID and can't write there, so agent
delivery and the su-based SSH/tunnel command construction both fail
silently or crash-loop.
Add AGENT_INSTALL_PATH to let operators point the install path at a
writable mount (e.g. under WORKSPACE_VOLUME_MOUNT). Thread it through:
- ProviderAgentConfig.ContainerInstallPath()/RunsFixedNonRootUser(),
shared by the ssh/tunnel command builder and the kubernetes driver
so su-wrapping is skipped when the container is already fixed
non-root.
- KubernetesDelivery.InstallPath, so postStart delivery installs to
the same path the container expects.
- resolveAgentKubernetesConfig, so the option flows from
provider.yaml through to ProviderKubernetesDriverConfig.
Non-root containers (e.g. an OpenShift restricted-SCC pod) can't
write /etc/gitconfig, /var/run/devsy/result.json, or /var/devsy:
- configureSystemGitCredentials required the system git config
scope; fall back to the process user's global config when the
system file isn't writable ("add git config: permission
denied").
- writeResultFile hardcoded DevContainerResultPath under
/var/run/devsy; fall back to DevContainerResultFallbackPath
under the OS temp dir, and read it back via
ReadDevContainerResultCommand() so both host and container agree
on which path holds the result.
- containerDataDir() (setupKubeConfig/marker files) falls back to
an OS-temp-backed directory when /var/devsy can't be created,
cached for the process lifetime since MkdirAll is probed on
every marker check.
KubernetesDelivery.DeliverPostStart unconditionally preferred having the pod download its own binary, even when the caller's BinarySource resolves from a local dev build or an explicit path override. That meant a locally-built agent binary (e.g. this repo's own build, or DEVSY_AGENT_BINARY) was never actually exercised in the pod: the container downloaded the published release instead. Add BinaryManager.HasLocalOverride(arch) to report when the host can supply the bytes directly -- an env override, or the process's own executable when its OS/arch matches the container's -- and wire PostStartOptions.PreferInContainerDownload from !mgr.HasLocalOverride(arch) so postStart delivery only takes the download shortcut when it would resolve to a network download anyway. Add AGENT_INSTALL_PATH to the restricted-scc e2e test so the in-cluster verification exercises a real non-root writable path.
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In `@cmd/internal/agentcontainer/setup.go`:
- Line 904: Update the cleanup around gitConfig.Unset for credential.helper so
it removes only the gitCredentials entry installed by setup, rather than
unsetting the entire key. Use value-specific Git configuration cleanup or
restore the helper values captured before gitConfig.Add, preserving any
pre-existing helpers and ensuring cleanup succeeds with multiple values.
In `@cmd/workspace/ssh.go`:
- Around line 474-476: Update the startTunnel flow used by startProxyTunnel so
it preserves and passes the resolved agent configuration even when the client is
a ProxyClient that does not implement WorkspaceClient. Replace the zero-value
fallback around the WorkspaceClient assertion with the existing agent config, or
expose that config through the proxy-client contract, so buildSSHServerCommand
uses the configured AGENT_INSTALL_PATH.
- Line 599: Update the su decision in the SSH command flow to use the effective
run-as user/group fields rather than RunsFixedNonRootUser(), ensuring
capability-only AGENT_SECURITY_CONTEXT with a root container default still
switches to cmd.User. Add a regression test covering this configuration with a
non-root SSH user and verify the SSH server does not run as root.
In `@pkg/agent/delivery/kubernetes.go`:
- Around line 209-212: Quote destPath with shellescape.Quote before constructing
the exec-stream fallback script, and use the quoted value for every destPath
interpolation in the dirname, mktemp, and mv commands while preserving the
existing cleanup and failure behavior.
In `@pkg/devcontainer/setup/setup.go`:
- Line 632: Update the ContainerDataDir selection logic around os.MkdirAll to
probe actual write access after ensuring the directory exists, such as by
creating and cleaning up a temporary file or directory within it. If the probe
fails, select /tmp/devsy-data before containerDataDir caches the path,
preserving the existing marker-write behavior.
In `@pkg/driver/kubernetes/client.go`:
- Line 160: Update waitForStream’s errChan handling so that when the received
err is nil, it checks whether the context was canceled and returns ctx.Err() if
so; otherwise preserve the successful nil return and existing non-nil error
behavior.
In `@pkg/driver/kubernetes/helper.go`:
- Around line 165-172: Update the security-context YAML parsing flow so the file
unmarshal result is assigned to the existing outer err variable before checking
success. Ensure the final error in the helper wraps the actual file YAML parse
error rather than a shadowed nil read error, while preserving the successful
return path.
In `@pkg/provider/provider.go`:
- Line 175: Update the security decision in RunsFixedNonRootUser so
configuration presence alone does not mark execution as non-root; require an
effective non-root user and runAsNonRoot configuration that guarantees it.
Preserve the fallback to su in buildSSHServerCommand whenever effective non-root
execution is not established, including partial contexts and strict mode before
cluster assignment.
In `@sites/docs-devsy-sh/content/docs/developing-providers/driver.mdx`:
- Line 78: Update the strictSecurity documentation to describe its actual
behavior: clear only the run-as fields, retain capabilities and Privileged, and
set hostUsers to false; remove the inaccurate claim that it removes the entire
default security context and merges the podManifestTemplate context.
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- git: scope credential-helper cleanup to the installed value only (UnsetValue), so it never fails or drops unrelated helpers when multiple are configured - ssh: require an explicit runAsNonRoot/runAsUser guarantee in AGENT_SECURITY_CONTEXT before skipping su, instead of inferring non-root from config presence alone - delivery: quote destPath in the exec-stream fallback script - devcontainer: probe real write access before trusting ContainerDataDir, since MkdirAll succeeds on an existing but unwritable directory - kubernetes: never report success from waitForStream when cancellation and stream completion race - kubernetes: fix shadowed err dropping the real file YAML parse error in parseSecurityContext - docs: correct the strictSecurity behavior description - delivery: replace the manual exec-stream retry loop with k8s.io/client-go/util/retry + wait.Backoff
- agent: shell-escape the ssh-server command args instead of naive single-quote wrapping, so an AGENT_INSTALL_PATH containing a quote can't inject shell syntax - provider: RunsFixedNonRootUser now resolves the effective security context, honoring a named devsy container in POD_MANIFEST_TEMPLATE overriding AGENT_SECURITY_CONTEXT field by field (matches the Kubernetes driver's own merge precedence), instead of trusting AGENT_SECURITY_CONTEXT alone - kubernetes: replace an existing DEVSY_AGENT_PATH env entry instead of appending a duplicate - kubernetes: gate spec.hostUsers behind a new explicit KUBERNETES_USER_NAMESPACES option instead of inferring it from STRICT_SECURITY/AGENT_SECURITY_CONTEXT -- the field's mere presence requires the cluster's UserNamespacesSupport feature gate (on by default only from Kubernetes 1.33) and node-level support that can't be assumed - devcontainer: verify ownership of the shared container data directory (chmod succeeds only for the owner) before trusting marker/result files placed under it, since /tmp is world-writable and another user could otherwise pre-create it first - docs: correct strictSecurity/agentSecurityContext hostUsers claims and document the new kubernetesUserNamespaces option
# Conflicts: # pkg/devcontainer/setup/setup.go
An earlier commit on this branch bumped the e2e kind cluster's node image to kindest/node:v1.37.0 without bumping the pinned kind CLI (v0.24.0), which can't bootstrap that node image: kind 0.24.0 always generates a kubeadm.conf using the v1beta3 ClusterConfiguration API, but v1.37.0's bundled kubeadm has dropped v1beta3 support, so every kind create cluster call in CI failed with "your configuration file uses an old API spec". Nothing in this PR's OpenShift restricted-SCC work needs Kubernetes 1.37 (Pod Security Admission's restricted policy has been stable since 1.23); revert both pins back to v1.34.0, matching origin/main.
chownWorkspace's non-recursive chown of workspaceRoot (the parent of the actual workspace folder) treated any Chown failure as fatal unless copy2.Unsupported(err) -- a Windows-only check that is always false on Linux/Unix. A non-root container that does not own workspaceRoot (e.g. an OpenShift restricted-SCC pod, or any AGENT_SECURITY_CONTEXT/STRICT_SECURITY workspace) gets EPERM here and devcontainer setup aborted outright, even though the actual workspace folder chown (via ChownR below) already tolerates this exact case via DeniedByFilesystem/AllDenied. Use copy2.DeniedByFilesystem(err) instead, matching the recursive path's semantics: a permission-denied parent-dir chown is expected and non-fatal for non-root containers, not a hard failure.
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In `@pkg/agent/delivery/kubernetes.go`:
- Line 212: Remove the duplicate package-scope permanentDeliveryError type
declaration, retaining the existing single definition and leaving its usages
unchanged.
In `@pkg/devcontainer/setup/setup.go`:
- Around line 700-704: Replace the fallback directory setup using os.MkdirAll
and os.Chmod with descriptor-based, no-follow directory operations that reject a
preexisting symlink before any marker or result-file use. Preserve creation of a
real directory with the intended permissions, and add a regression test covering
a symlink at the fallback path.
In `@pkg/git/config.go`:
- Line 105: Update Config.UnsetValue to handle git config exit code 5 from
multiple matching values explicitly: use --unset-all when this setup owns every
matching entry, or propagate the error instead of treating it as success. Add a
test covering duplicate matching values and ensuring cleanup removes them or
reports the multiple-match failure according to the chosen behavior.
In `@providers/kubernetes/provider.yaml`:
- Line 110: Update the user-namespace prerequisite wording in
providers/kubernetes/provider.yaml line 110 and
sites/docs-devsy-sh/content/docs/developing-providers/driver.mdx line 81 to
distinguish Kubernetes versions through 1.35, where UserNamespacesSupport
requires the feature gate, from Kubernetes 1.36 and later, where it is stable
and permanently enabled; keep the node-level requirements and existing
security-setting caveat accurate.
- Line 102: Update the AGENT_SECURITY_CONTEXT documentation to match
parseSecurityContext and resolveContainerSecurityContext: document that the full
Kubernetes SecurityContext, including non-RunAs fields, is applied to both
generated containers. Make the corresponding documentation change in
providers/kubernetes/provider.yaml lines 102-102 and
sites/docs-devsy-sh/content/docs/developing-providers/driver.mdx lines 79-79,
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Go documentation os.MkdirAll existing symbolic link to directory behavior, and os.Chmod symbolic link target behavior for the repository's declared Go version
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In Go, the behavior of os.MkdirAll and os.Chmod regarding symbolic links is as follows: os.MkdirAll and Symbolic Links When os.MkdirAll encounters an existing symbolic link to a directory in its path, it treats that link as a directory [1]. If the path exists and is a directory (or a symlink that resolves to a directory), MkdirAll does nothing and returns nil [2][1]. If a component of the path is a symbolic link, MkdirAll will successfully follow it to verify or create the remaining components [3][1]. os.Chmod and Symbolic Links The os.Chmod function changes the mode of the named file [2][4]. If the file is a symbolic link, os.Chmod changes the mode of the link's target, not the symbolic link itself [2][4]. Note on Platform Differences: While this is the standard behavior for os.Chmod on Unix-like systems, behavior on Windows can differ [4][5]. On Windows, os.Chmod primarily interacts with the read-only attribute [4]. Historically, there have been discussions regarding whether os.Chmod on Windows should follow symlinks or affect the link itself; currently, standard implementations typically do not follow symlinks in the same way they do on Unix, often applying attributes to the link itself [4][5]. Go Versioning: The behavior of these functions is part of the Go standard library and is consistent across Go releases. The go directive in a go.mod file declares the minimum version of Go required to use a module [6]. It does not change the implementation details of standard library functions like os.MkdirAll or os.Chmod for a specific repository; these functions behave according to the version of the Go toolchain currently executing the code [7][6].
Citations:
- 1: https://go.dev/src/os/path.go?m=text
- 2: https://pkg.go.dev/os
- 3: https://go.googlesource.com/go/+/ca571803a87968b280d74b03cbc820ecf68e069d/src/os/path_test.go
- 4: https://tip.golang.org/src/os/file.go?m=text
- 5: GitHub issue 71492 in golang/go (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 6: https://go.dev/doc/modules/gomod-ref
- 7: https://go.dev/doc/toolchain
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Reject symlinked fallback directories.
When the primary directory is unavailable, an attacker can pre-create /tmp/devsy-data as a symlink. os.MkdirAll accepts a symlink to a directory, and os.Chmod follows it. A root process can therefore change the attacker-selected target to 0755 and use it for marker and result-file operations. Use descriptor-based, no-follow directory operations and add a regression test for a preexisting symlink.
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In `@pkg/devcontainer/setup/setup.go` around lines 700 - 704, Replace the fallback
directory setup using os.MkdirAll and os.Chmod with descriptor-based, no-follow
directory operations that reject a preexisting symlink before any marker or
result-file use. Preserve creation of a real directory with the intended
permissions, and add a regression test covering a symlink at the fallback path.
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| func (c *Config) UnsetValue(ctx context.Context, key, value string, scope ConfigScope) error { | ||
| args := append([]string{subConfig}, scope.args()...) | ||
| args = append(args, "--unset", key, "^"+regexp.QuoteMeta(value)+"$") |
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Git git-config --unset exit code 5 multiple values match official documentation
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According to the official Git documentation, the git config command returns exit code 5 when attempting to unset or set a configuration option for which multiple lines (values) match [1][2]. By default, git config --unset refuses to operate on multi-valued keys to prevent accidental removal of data [1][3]. The same exit code (5) is also returned if you attempt to unset an option that does not exist in the configuration [1][4]. To successfully unset a multi-valued configuration option, you must either: 1. Use the --all flag to unset all instances of the key [1][3]. 2. Use the --value= option to target specific lines that match a regular expression (or a fixed string if --fixed-value is provided) [1][5]. If these options are used correctly and a single line is targeted, or if --all is used to remove all matching lines, the command will complete successfully with an exit code of 0 [1][2].
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- 1: https://git-scm.com/docs/git-config
- 2: https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/git-config.1.html
- 3: https://github.com/git/git/blob/e9019fca/Documentation/git-config.adoc
- 4: https://git-scm.com/docs/git-config/2.53.0
- 5: https://git-scm.com/docs/git-config/2.46.2
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Handle duplicate matching values explicitly.
Config.UnsetValue treats exit code 5 from git config --unset as success. Git also returns 5 when the exact pattern matches multiple values. Agent-container cleanup can therefore leave duplicate helpers that target the stopped credentials server.
Use --unset-all if this setup owns all matching entries. Otherwise, propagate the multiple-match error. Add a duplicate-match test.
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In `@pkg/git/config.go` at line 105, Update Config.UnsetValue to handle git config
exit code 5 from multiple matching values explicitly: use --unset-all when this
setup owns every matching entry, or propagate the error instead of treating it
as success. Add a test covering duplicate matching values and ensuring cleanup
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behavior.
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| KUBERNETES_USER_NAMESPACES: | ||
| description: "EXPERIMENTAL! Sets spec.hostUsers to false (unless POD_MANIFEST_TEMPLATE already set it), so the kubelet maps the workspace pod's UIDs into a Linux user namespace. Requires the cluster's UserNamespacesSupport feature gate (on by default only from Kubernetes 1.33) and node-level support (Linux kernel 6.3+, containerd 2.0+/CRI-O 1.25+); enabling this on a cluster without that support can get the pod rejected or mishandled, so it is never inferred from STRICT_SECURITY or AGENT_SECURITY_CONTEXT alone." |
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Kubernetes 1.36 user namespaces stable UserNamespacesSupport feature gate locked
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In Kubernetes 1.36, the UserNamespacesSupport feature has officially graduated to General Availability (GA/stable) [1][2]. As a result, the UserNamespacesSupport feature gate is enabled by default and is no longer subject to manual toggling via feature gate flags, as it is now a permanent part of the core Kubernetes functionality [3][4][5]. Key details regarding this transition include: - Status: The feature is marked as stable (GA) in v1.36 [1][2]. - Behavior: Because it is GA, it is enabled by default, and the previous mechanism of requiring a feature gate to enable user namespaces for Pods is no longer necessary [3][5]. - Implementation: The graduation was finalized in Kubernetes 1.36 through the migration of the UserNamespacesSupport feature gate to GA [6][4], ensuring its inclusion in the base codebase [7]. Documentation for Kubernetes 1.36 confirms the feature state as stable and enabled by default [3][5]. Existing configurations that previously relied on the feature gate should now function automatically without needing to explicitly set the flag [3].
Citations:
- 1: https://v1-36.docs.kubernetes.io/docs/reference/command-line-tools-reference/feature-gates/
- 2: https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/command-line-tools-reference/feature-gates/
- 3: https://v1-36.docs.kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/configure-pod-container/user-namespaces/
- 4: GitHub pull request 136792 in kubernetes/kubernetes (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 5: https://v1-36.docs.kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/workloads/pods/user-namespaces/
- 6: GitHub pull request 5847 in kubernetes/enhancements (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 7: https://github.com/kubernetes/enhancements/blob/master/keps/sig-node/127-user-namespaces/README.md
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Make the user-namespace prerequisites version-specific. Kubernetes 1.36 makes UserNamespacesSupport stable and permanently enabled, so the current wording is inaccurate for Kubernetes 1.36 and later. Distinguish Kubernetes versions through 1.35 from Kubernetes 1.36 and later, or state the supported Kubernetes range, in both providers/kubernetes/provider.yaml#L110 and sites/docs-devsy-sh/content/docs/developing-providers/driver.mdx#L81.
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In `@providers/kubernetes/provider.yaml` at line 110, Update the user-namespace
prerequisite wording in providers/kubernetes/provider.yaml line 110 and
sites/docs-devsy-sh/content/docs/developing-providers/driver.mdx line 81 to
distinguish Kubernetes versions through 1.35, where UserNamespacesSupport
requires the feature gate, from Kubernetes 1.36 and later, where it is stable
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security-setting caveat accurate.
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Fixes #1153.
OpenShift's
restricted-v2/restricted-v3SCC rejects the Kubernetes provider's injecteddevsy/devsy-initcontainers because they hardcoderunAsUser: 0and addSYS_PTRACEwith nohostUsers/seccompProfile/allowPrivilegeEscalationconfiguration.Changes
AGENT_SECURITY_CONTEXTKubernetes provider option: inline YAML or file path for acorev1.SecurityContext, applied to both thedevsyanddevsy-initcontainers.STRICT_SECURITYnow correctly clears only the hardcoded run-as fields (RunAsUser/RunAsGroup/RunAsNonRoot) while preservingCapabilities/Privilegedfrom other options — previously it nil'd the entireSecurityContext, silently droppingCapAdd/--privileged.pod.Spec.HostUsersis set tofalsewhen eitherSTRICT_SECURITY=trueorAGENT_SECURITY_CONTEXTis set, unless aPOD_MANIFEST_TEMPLATEalready sets it.POD_MANIFEST_TEMPLATE's named-containersecurityContextoverride is now a genuine field-level merge (mergeSecurityContext), so it stays the documented highest-precedence mechanism in every mode instead of only working (pre-existing behavior) when nothing else set aSecurityContext.up-provider-kubernetes-restricted-scc) that labels a namespace with Kubernetes' built-in Pod Security Admissionrestrictedlevel and proves: default config is rejected by admission (reproducing the issue), andSTRICT_SECURITY+AGENT_SECURITY_CONTEXTtogether produce an admitted, non-root pod.sites/docs-devsy-sh/content/docs/developing-providers/driver.mdxdocumentsagentSecurityContextand the OpenShift path.Out of scope
Issue request #2 ("disable agent container injection entirely") is not implemented. The injected container's
Command/Argsare the workspace process (credential sync, inactivity timeout, exec/attach session multiplexing all run as its PID 1) — there's no separate sidecar to toggle off without redesigning the driver's execution model. Request #1 (this PR) fully resolves the reported admission failure.Verification
Live-tested against a real
kindcluster withpod-security.kubernetes.io/enforce=restricted: default config's pod creation is rejected with the exact violation class from the issue;STRICT_SECURITY=true+AGENT_SECURITY_CONTEXTproduces an admitted pod (runAsUser=1000,runAsNonRoot=true,hostUsers=false, zero PodSecurity violations, confirmed viakubectl describe pod). Note Kubernetes PSArestrictedisn't identical to OpenShift's SCC (it doesn't enforce SCC's allocated UID range), so this is strong evidence, not a substitute for validation on a real OpenShift cluster.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
KUBERNETES_USER_NAMESPACES.Bug Fixes