fix: use correct ExternalSecret CRD name for force-sync annotation

The force-sync pre-filled the ExternalSecret object name with the
Kubernetes secret name (e.g. job-apply-common-secrets), but the
kubectl annotate command must target the ExternalSecret CRD object
(e.g. job-apply). Added external_secret_name_template config option
with fallback to k8s_secret_name_template.
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2026-09-16 11:49:35 +02:00
parent 205f8906df
commit 720064454b
4 changed files with 64 additions and 3 deletions
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@@ -50,6 +50,13 @@ type Config struct {
// naming conventions.
K8sSecretNameTemplate string `yaml:"k8s_secret_name_template"`
// ExternalSecretNameTemplate builds the ExternalSecret CRD object
// name that should be annotated when a force-sync is requested. This
// is often different from the Kubernetes secret name because the
// ExternalSecret CRD and the resulting Secret are separate objects.
// Falls back to K8sSecretNameTemplate if empty.
ExternalSecretNameTemplate string `yaml:"external_secret_name_template"`
// ContextTemplate builds the actual kubectl context name/ARN from
// region, account_id, env, and context, e.g.
// "arn:aws:eks:{region}:{account_id}:cluster/tf-{env}-{context}-1".
@@ -134,6 +141,23 @@ func (c Config) ResolveK8sSecretName(namespace string) string {
})
}
// ResolveExternalSecretName builds the ExternalSecret CRD object name for
// a given namespace using ExternalSecretNameTemplate. Falls back to
// K8sSecretNameTemplate (or SecretNameTemplate if that is also empty) so
// that existing configs keep working without changes.
func (c Config) ResolveExternalSecretName(namespace string) string {
template := c.ExternalSecretNameTemplate
if template == "" {
template = c.K8sSecretNameTemplate
}
if template == "" {
template = c.SecretNameTemplate
}
return kctl.ResolveTemplate(template, map[string]string{
"namespace": namespace,
})
}
// DefaultPath returns the default config file location: ~/.kctl-tui/config.yaml
func DefaultPath() (string, error) {
home, err := os.UserHomeDir()