Ensure UDN namespace is configured when MultiNetPolicy is disabled #4789
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The namespace is currently not getting configured in ovnk and ovn for user defined network when multi network policy is disabled for the cluster. But multinet policy is not a requirement for UDN network policies, hence fixing it so that namespaces get configured for those namespaces on secondary controller and network policies can be created for the same. Signed-off-by: Periyasamy Palanisamy <[email protected]>
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The namespace is currently not getting configured in ovnk and ovn for user defined network when multi network policy is disabled for the cluster. But multinet policy is not a requirement for UDN network policies, hence fixing it so that namespaces get configured for those namespaces on secondary controller and network policies can be created for the same.