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# Hawtio Operator Upgrading Guide | ||
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This document describes important changes between hawtio-operator versions and instructions on how to upgrade your operator installation. | ||
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- [hawtio-operator 0.4.0](#hawtio-operator-0.4.0) | ||
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## hawtio-operator 0.4.0 | ||
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### `spec.rbac.enabled` field is removed from CRD | ||
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From 0.4.0 RBAC support is always enabled, so the field to toggle the feature is removed from the CRD ([#48](https://github.com/hawtio/hawtio-operator/pull/48)). If your `Hawtio` custom resource contains the following field (whether it is `true` or `false`), remove it from the yaml definition. | ||
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```yaml | ||
spec: | ||
rbac: | ||
enabled: true | ||
``` | ||
If you want to maintain the old `rbac.enabled=false` behaviour, you can still leave it without providing the `hawtio-rbac` ConfigMap which includes `ACL.yaml`. It will be effectively the same as `rbac.enabled=false` in hawtio-operator 0.3.0. |