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Currently, if you change an environment variable for one of the containers, of edit the ConfigMap, it does not automatically restart the affected containers - i.e. the environment variable does not propagate to the container with a deploy, and it needs a manual restart of the container for the environment variables to propagate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Change an environment variable in values.yaml
Deploy
Expected:
My changed environment variable to be on the container
Actual:
The container does not restart because it does not know the ConfigMap has changed.
"personally I'd just make my CI/CD bounce all services at deploy time and then you don't have to worry"
That sounds good to me. Another option would be to use an annotation on the deployments that's a hash of the ConfigMap, so if the ConfigMap changes, the hash changes, and that would force a container restart.
This is not urgent, just wanted to drop the issue so as not to forget.
Currently, if you change an environment variable for one of the containers, of edit the ConfigMap, it does not automatically restart the affected containers - i.e. the environment variable does not propagate to the container with a deploy, and it needs a manual restart of the container for the environment variables to propagate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Expected:
Actual:
From chat with @ranchodeluxe on Slack:
"personally I'd just make my CI/CD bounce all services at deploy time and then you don't have to worry"
That sounds good to me. Another option would be to use an annotation on the deployments that's a hash of the ConfigMap, so if the ConfigMap changes, the hash changes, and that would force a container restart.
This is not urgent, just wanted to drop the issue so as not to forget.
cc @ranchodeluxe @sunu
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