Add Annotations to created ServiceAccount #480
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In order to support AWS IAM Role assumption via the [pod-identity-webhook](https://github.com/aws/amazon-eks-pod-identity-webhook), there need to be annotations added to the ServiceAccount.
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@HoustonPutman I've updated the changelog and added the same feature to the solr-operator chart. |
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Made a fix for the serviceAccount when annotations are not provided, but otherwise should be good to go! This will make it into |
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In order to support AWS IAM Role assumption via the pod-identity-webhook, there need to be annotations added to the ServiceAccount.
This change enables users to add annotations to the ServiceAccount created for the SolrCloud instance.