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Silence access errors logged internally by kubernetes libraries #1837
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The Kubernetes Go libraries sometimes handle errors internally (using
runtime.HandleError
) which doesn't allow for custom error handling.This is really unfortunate since it doesn't give us the opportunity to selectively silence tolerable errors.
In particular, fluxd cannot know in advance whether it has access to certain cluster resources. An, admitedly not ideal, solution is silencing access errors when logged by
runtime.HandleError
, since it can lead to the logs being flooded. Alternatives like forking and maintaining parts of the kubernetes libraries to add proper error handling are even worse.This change was triggered by the use of
cache.NewInformer
to track CRD changes, which lead to the logs being flooded by (tolerable) access errors when flux doesn't have permission to list CRDs.Fixes #1830