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PAC is installed on Hub(Manager) Cluster and user creates a PAC pipelinerun on Hub cluster also secrets will be created in Hub Cluster and respective workloads (Pods, Taskrun) created on Spoke(worker) clusters but for private repos to clone the code we need a secret (which contains credentials) but those credentials won;t be available on spoke cluster

As part of this story

• We need to analyse how to handle such cases
• How to ensure secret available in spoke clusters so that pod can make use of that
• Its not just pac case but a general scneario where we need to get an access to secret(contains PAT) to do the clone operation for Private repos

Discussion Doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Y6QPfsdpHgzgRBQ4zFWG18I2N9XkU57BONoG6RiWsbM/edit?tab=t.zb9g0b7h3zra#heading=h.brkf26euphqd

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