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CustomResources dropping "null" values from arrays #98080
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That's clearly a bug, thanks for the easy steps to reproduce, I'll look at it. |
This is about data loss. Set to urgent to investigate. |
Digging briefly, it looks at first glance like json-patch is dropping all null values in https://github.com/evanphx/json-patch/blob/master/merge.go#L81 (haven't verified with a test yet, just manual inspection) |
Based on Jordan's reading and mine, this is a bug/misreading of the JSON Merge patch. We should probably patch upstream. |
/triage accepted |
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The patch about preserving null values in the arrays was merged to the json-patch, so the issue should be fixed |
We probably need to update the version of json-patch used in kubernetes now! |
@pacoxu Yup, v5.5.0 has been released with the fixes. |
Currently, v4.5.0 cannot be removed for kustomize
I opened kubernetes-sigs/kustomize#3938 for kustomize. |
Update to v4.11.0 to fix it. |
What happened:
While attempting to work around #98079, I encountered an issue where data was not preserved when writing a custom resource instance to the apiserver with kubectl.
Specifically, I am using a CRD that has a properly which is an array of values which can either be an integer, or null:
When using kubectl to modify the resource, all of the "null" values are lost upon write. So, if I attempt to write a resource with the following:
It is written successfully. However, when I query the resource from the API afterwards, this is what I get back:
The null entries have been lost.
What you expected to happen:
The null entries in the array should be maintained.
How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible):
Create a CustomResourceDefinition with a property like the one specified above, and create an instance of it (you may need to pass
--validate=false
in order to bypass the bug in #98079).Notice that
null
values are removed from the array.Anything else we need to know?:
Environment:
kubectl version
):Also reproduced on master by @liggitt
CC @sttts @apelisse
/sig api-machinery
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