As far as I understand schemaValidation doesn't serve a purpose anymore. Both as a command flag and as a the .spec. schemaValidation field in the a policy.
And this workaround makes sense. As you might expect kyverno validation to be dynamically typed.
I certainly did.
This issue is a follow up to that thread: https://kubernetes.slack.com/archives/CLGR9BJU9/p1719931376972489
In there you can find the statement "That's correct, a CRD is always required.". I think this is a very clear statement that I wish would be directly available in the documentation.
recommendation:
state clearly in the documentation that CRD is always required
cleanup references to schemaValidation that are not about deprecation.
Description
As far as I understand
schemaValidation
doesn't serve a purpose anymore. Both as a command flag and as a the.spec. schemaValidation
field in the a policy.You can still find reference about that field in the documentation that hints it is a valid workaround for solving problems related to missing CRD. Example: https://kyverno.io/docs/writing-policies/tips/#validate.
And this workaround makes sense. As you might expect kyverno validation to be dynamically typed. I certainly did.
This issue is a follow up to that thread: https://kubernetes.slack.com/archives/CLGR9BJU9/p1719931376972489 In there you can find the statement "That's correct, a CRD is always required.". I think this is a very clear statement that I wish would be directly available in the documentation.
recommendation:
schemaValidation
that are not about deprecation.Slack discussion
https://kubernetes.slack.com/archives/CLGR9BJU9/p1719931376972489