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I have setup the external secret operator to pull secrets from Google Secret Manager to GKE secrets. Right now, Iam hardcoding the secret name in the external_secrets yaml file. But if there is a new secret created in the Google Secret Manager, I have to add in the yaml file, the name of the new secret and redeploy it.
Is there a way to keep a regex pattern in the yaml file so that the operator will keep pulling all newly created secrets in the Google Secret Manager based on pattern matching?
If this feature is planning to be released, may I know when the feature will be available.
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I have setup the external secret operator to pull secrets from Google Secret Manager to GKE secrets. Right now, Iam hardcoding the secret name in the external_secrets yaml file. But if there is a new secret created in the Google Secret Manager, I have to add in the yaml file, the name of the new secret and redeploy it.
Is there a way to keep a regex pattern in the yaml file so that the operator will keep pulling all newly created secrets in the Google Secret Manager based on pattern matching?
If this feature is planning to be released, may I know when the feature will be available.
Thanks in advance for any help on this.
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