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I wouldn't expect to get the alert if not defined explicitly.
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Right now policy-server will always download all the policies defined inside of the policies.yml
file, even if they have already been downloaded.
This is sub-optimal, changing a policy setting requires to restart the policy-server, which then causes all the policies to be downloaded again.
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policies.yml
file is extended to allow something similar to Kubernetes'
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- end-to-end tests (with and without k8s)
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We could add support for the Rancher 2.2.x hardening guide. This would require a set of test files under a new
cfg/rancher-2.2
directory.