This is a crude way of accounting for an existing namespace

Running 'operator-sdk run bundle-upgrade' yielded this error: Failed to run bundle upgrade: update catalog error: error in upgrading FBC: error validating/stringifying the declarative config object: error converting the declarative config to model: invalid package \"trustify-operator\", channel \"operator-sdk-run-bundle\": duplicate entry \"trustify-operator.v1.0.0-snapshot\"\n Signed-off-by: Jim Crossley <[email protected]>
trustification · Oct 9, 2024 · dfec951 · dfec951
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diff --git a/hack/install-trustify.sh b/hack/install-trustify.sh
@@ -22,8 +22,16 @@ fi
 
 run_bundle() {
   kubectl auth can-i create namespace --all-namespaces
-  kubectl create namespace ${NAMESPACE} || true
-  operator-sdk run bundle "${OPERATOR_BUNDLE_IMAGE}" --namespace "${NAMESPACE}" --timeout "${TIMEOUT}" || operator-sdk run bundle-upgrade "${OPERATOR_BUNDLE_IMAGE}" --namespace "${NAMESPACE}" --timeout "${TIMEOUT}" || (kubectl get Subscription --namespace "${NAMESPACE}" -o yaml && exit 1)
+
+  # delete the ns if it exists, effectively undeploying the current
+  # Trustify instance. This kinda defeats the purpose of operators,
+  # obviously, but I'm not familiar enough with the operator-sdk
+  # command to convince it to reinstall/upgrade the bundle -- run
+  # bundle-upgrade didn't work :(
+  kubectl delete namespace ${NAMESPACE} || true
+
+  kubectl create namespace ${NAMESPACE}
+  operator-sdk run bundle "${OPERATOR_BUNDLE_IMAGE}" --namespace "${NAMESPACE}" --timeout "${TIMEOUT}" || (kubectl get Subscription --namespace "${NAMESPACE}" -o yaml && exit 1)
 
   # If on MacOS, need to install `brew install coreutils` to get `timeout`
   timeout 600s bash -c 'until kubectl get customresourcedefinitions.apiextensions.k8s.io trustifies.org.trustify; do sleep 30; done' \