Add the option to disable Kubernetes SA annotation in workload-identity. #787
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…identity. (terraform-google-modules#787) * Add the option to disable Kubernetes SA annotation in workload-identity. * Add the option to disable Kubernetes SA annotation in workload-identity. Generated documentation. Co-authored-by: Bharath KKB <[email protected]>
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This PR adds the option to disable Kubernetes SA annotation in the workload-identity module. This is useful in cases where an operator managing IAM doesn't have access to GKE or environments where GKE is managed in a declarative manner through GitOps, for example.