OCPBUGS-73730: Nutanix operator should allow AllNamespaces and MultiNamespace install modes#7626
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…l modes Fixes installation error when CIFS/SMB or AWS EFS operators are installed after Nutanix CSI operator. The issue occurs because Nutanix creates a SingleNamespace OperatorGroup that blocks AllNamespaces-only operators.
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@RomanBednar thanks for the PR. Can you help me understand the behavior expectations on the driver operator end. Would this require changes on the operator side RBAC?
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@thunderboltsid I don't think operator changes are needed, but I'd suggest running some regression test suite to increase the confidence in this statement - I'm not familiar with Nutanix operator and driver at all.
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Fixes installation error when CIFS/SMB or AWS EFS operators are installed after Nutanix CSI operator. The issue occurs because Nutanix creates a SingleNamespace OperatorGroup that blocks AllNamespaces-only operators.