Fix pointer error during public key import #479
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A reference back to the Slack thread where this issue was revealed: |
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For signed commit verification, this code errors out on line 303: ✗ GitRepository reconciliation failed: ''PGP public keys secret error: expected pointer, but got nil Pointer was not initialized with a concrete instance of the Secret struct Signed-off-by: Kingdon Barrett <[email protected]>
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I updated the PR per your suggestion @hiddeco thanks! |
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When testing the signed commit verification feature that is documented, we noticed this code errors out on line 303:
Looks like the pointer was not initialized with a concrete instance of the Secret struct, so this code fails.
I have manually verified this change enables commit verification, and that unsigned commits (or missing pgp keys) fail in expected ways now:
or
(both of these are expected failures)
We suspect that changes in controller-runtime are the culprit, this must have worked at the time it was added. (Might be good to cover it with a test, if it turns out we don't have one!)
Thanks to @citadelcore for bringing this to my attention!