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      Spike

      Builds need a generalizable way for content to be injected into builds in such a way that they are not present in any layer within the image.
      In OpenShift 3.x we had a means of secretly mounting RHEL entitlements on the node in such a way that they could be consumed by RHEL-based containers. Regular build secrets did not do this - secret content was copied in, then truncated/deleted in a separate step.

      Potential use cases:

      1. Inject RHEL entitlements
      2. Credentials for Maven/Nexus repos

      Questions to address:

      1. Should this behavior be applied to all build secrets?

      Acceptance Criteria

      1. Enhancement proposal with an implementable execution plan. https://github.com/openshift/enhancements/pull/733
      2. JIRA story/stories for a future release.

      Notes

            [BUILD-78] SPIKE - R&D Secret Volume Mounts

            Wen Wang added a comment -

            adambkaplan Got it, thanks

            Wen Wang added a comment - adambkaplan  Got it, thanks

            Adam Kaplan added a comment -

            wewang@redhat.com this is an R&D story that doesn't require QE or docs

            Adam Kaplan added a comment - wewang@redhat.com this is an R&D story that doesn't require QE or docs

            Updated to use the new EP, which adds CSI as a supported volume type: https://github.com/openshift/enhancements/pull/733

            Adam Kaplan added a comment - Updated to use the new EP, which adds CSI as a supported volume type: https://github.com/openshift/enhancements/pull/733

            Adding bparees@redhat.com's enhancement proposal

            Adam Kaplan added a comment - Adding bparees@redhat.com 's enhancement proposal

            Adam Kaplan added a comment -

            ccoleman1@redhat.com Ben mentioned that you had specific use cases in mind for this capability. Please feel free to elaborate here.

            Adam Kaplan added a comment - ccoleman1@redhat.com Ben mentioned that you had specific use cases in mind for this capability. Please feel free to elaborate here.

              adkaplan@redhat.com Adam Kaplan
              adkaplan@redhat.com Adam Kaplan
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