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feat(kustomize): write a generated ConfigMap back into its configMapGenerator inputs - #455
A kustomization with a configMapGenerator used to refuse its whole folder. With the name hash disabled (disableNameSuffixHash: true, in generatorOptions: or on the entry), the folder is now adopted, and a live edit to the generated ConfigMap is written back into the generator's input files:
a files: key: the file's content becomes the live value, so a settings file's comments survive as part of the value;
an envs: key: its line is edited in place; a removed key's line is removed;
a literals: key: its KEY=value item in kustomization.yaml is edited in place or removed, as an images: entry is;
a new key: appended to the entry's env file when it has exactly one, otherwise to its literals: when it has some.
Comments, order and untouched lines keep their bytes. In kustomization.yaml an item's own comments stay with it, and a comment below a literals: list stays below it. The file is re-encoded on an edit, as for an images: edit, so spacing before a line comment can be normalised. Deleting the generated ConfigMap removes its entry from configMapGenerator: and deletes the input files no other entry, resource or patch reads, so the next render does not bring it back.
Every write goes through the existing re-render oracle: the folder is built again with the planned bytes, and the commit happens only if the generator then renders the live object and nothing else moves.
This is Step 1 of the feature request. Step 2 (secretGenerator with SOPS-encrypted inputs) is deliberately not in this PR; see "Not included" below.
What is refused, and how
Situation
Behaviour
name hash not disabled
folder refused (configMapGenerator-name-hash), solvable by the repository author; the message says "set disableNameSuffixHash: true in generatorOptions or on the entry"
behavior: merge / replace
folder refused (configMapGenerator-behavior), not solvable
binaryData changed
write refused
a label or annotation changed (e.g. from generatorOptions)
write refused: the kustomization supplies it
key added with several envs: files, or only files: sources
write refused: no single destination
files: key removed
write refused: its value is the whole file
generator in a read-only base
write refused: base-owned, as for a base document
a ${...} token the input holds, expanded live (Flux postBuild)
write refused as render-does-not-match-live, the same fence a document edit passes
a ConfigMap type the target treats as sensitive
refused: an input file is plaintext
Every write refusal is an unplaceable-edit (WriteBoundaryRefused) naming the object and the kustomization, so nothing lands silently and no ConfigMap document is created beside the generator (which would collide in the build).
How it works
Parse: configMapGenerator joins the modelled kustomization fields; configMapGenerators resolves each entry's inputs and names the two new features.
Scan: AttachGeneratorInputs moves every file a generator reads into a new FolderScan.InputFiles: out of YAMLFiles (a menu.yaml is no longer refused as non-KRM YAML) and out of Foreign (a .env is not foreign content). Both walkers call it, the analyzer's and the live writer's render-scope scan; render scope also follows generator inputs out of spec.path, so an overlay whose base generates a ConfigMap still builds. A file that is also a resources: entry stays a resource.
Render: kustomize records a generated object's origin as configuredIn: <kustomization> + configuredBy.kind: ConfigMapGenerator (measured). renderedObject.GeneratedIn carries it, the store indexes each generated object with the roots that render it (GeneratedObjectsFor), and the oracle keys a generated object by its kustomization.
Write: an upsert with no document but a generated match goes to writeGenerated, which calls PlanGeneratedWrite (one rule per key, refusals above) and declares a governed intent for the oracle. A delete with no document goes to removeGenerated → PlanGeneratedDelete and declares a Removed intent; it is gated by spec.prune.mode like every live delete.
Sweep: the render is the list of what a kustomization produces, so a generated object is swept like a document. The store resolves each one's API identity from its rendered GVK (GeneratedObject.Resource, as resolveMapping does for a document). BuildScopedPlan marks a generated object matched when a desired object resolves to it, and plans a PlanDropOrphan with Generated: true (Ref = its kustomization) for an unmatched, in-scope, followable one under a sweeping policy, or counts it as retained otherwise. The resync applies and replays that drop through the same removeGenerated the live delete uses, idempotent within a batch. literals: edits and entry removal are new manifestedit functions (EditConfigMapGeneratorLiterals, RemoveConfigMapGeneratorEntry) that pin the entry by index and name, as PatchKustomization does. TestLiteralValue_AgreesWithKustomize pins the quoting against a real build (kustomize strips one pair of surrounding quotes). The env-file reader mirrors kustomize's kv.keyValuesFromLine, pinned by TestReadGeneratorSources_AgreesWithKustomize against a real build (BOM, CRLF, indent, bare key, = in the value, quotes, no trailing newline).
2-rendered/kustomize-overlays stays refused (hash suffix, nameSuffix, plaintext secrets.env); its message now names the action, and generator inputs no longer count as non-KRM noise.
Sanitizer: kustomize build provenance
The e2e found this one. Flux sets buildMetadata: [originAnnotations] itself for a kustomization.yaml with no resources: (kustomize_generator.go), so every object a generator-only folder renders carries config.kubernetes.io/origin live. It describes the build, never the source. The sanitizer now strips it and alpha.config.kubernetes.io/transformations by exact key, beside the other controller bookkeeping. Without that, the live ConfigMap never matched the render, and adoption refused it as a metadata change.
Report vocabulary
UnsupportedFeatures and the scan-repo "unsupported constructs" no longer say configMapGenerator; a refused generator now reports configMapGenerator-name-hash or configMapGenerator-behavior. A consumer matching the old string needs the new names.
Tests
Layout corpus shape 9 (test/fixtures/layout-corpus/shapes/9-kustomize-config-map-generator/): one scenario per rule above, seven patches (the issue's own one-line diffs, two literal edits, a delete) and eight refusals, including the hash, base-owned and behavior: merge folders. Corpus rows gain an operation field for the delete.
Unit tests for the parser, input attachment, env and literal editing, the planner's refusals (fan-in across two overlays, multi-line env values, write jail, entries sharing a name), the delete planner (a shared input is kept, a base-owned generator refused) and the git edge cases (two edits in one batch, a neighbouring Deployment edit, delete by object and by identity, sensitive, expanded token).
pkg/manifestanalyzer: ScanFolder accepts both Step 1 examples and refuses them with the hash on, naming the setting.
e2e Manager ConfigMap Generator: Flux applies a generator folder, the spec patches coffee-flags, asserts a commit whose only folder change is the one-line flags.env diff, then has Flux apply that commit: same object (same UID), the new value, and no further commit. It then deletes coffee-menu and asserts the entry and menu.yaml leave the folder and Flux's next apply leaves it deleted.
.gitignore ignores *.env repo-wide; the two fixture trees get the same narrow exception gitops-layouts/ already has.
Not included: secretGenerator with SOPS inputs (Step 2)
Kept out on purpose:
We cannot check our own render. A local kustomize build of a SOPS dotenv makes a Secret of ENC[...] values plus the sops_* metadata lines as data keys. Not only the oracle but every render-vs-live comparison would need a special case for that object.
It depends on the applier. Flux decrypts generator inputs before the build; Argo CD does not without KSOPS. Today what a folder means does not depend on who applies it.
New encryption surface. The encryptor and the .sops.yaml bootstrap handle YAML documents only. Step 2 needs dotenv input/output types, new rule matching, a ciphertext cache per input file, and refusals for Secret values a dotenv line cannot hold (multi-line, binary).
The use case works today. A per-overlay *.sops.yaml Secret listed in the overlay's resources: is accepted and rewritten through rewriteSensitive.
task test-e2e: the full suite passes locally on the sweep commit (110 of 110 specs run; the opt-in corners are skipped), and so does the targeted config-map-generator spec against real Flux. The last commit (comment placement in literals:) is editor-only and covered by its unit test.
Edits to supported Kustomize-generated ConfigMaps now update their source files, environment settings, or literals. Deleting a generated ConfigMap removes its generator entry and associated input files.
Resync pruning now handles generated ConfigMaps according to the configured pruning policy.
Bug Fixes
Writes are refused when generator inputs are ambiguous, unsupported, sensitive, or outside the writable scope. Hashed generators and binary-data changes remain unsupported.
Kustomize build-provenance annotations are removed from managed resources.
Documentation
Updated guidance clarifies supported generator configurations and cases where changes are refused.
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This change adds write support for ConfigMaps generated by eligible Kustomize configMapGenerator entries. It tracks generator inputs, plans supported edits and removals, and handles generated objects during resync pruning. Hash-suffixed and merge or replace configurations remain unsupported.
Changes: ConfigMap generator write support
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Summary
Discover and model generated ConfigMaps internal/manifestanalyzer/*, internal/sanitize/*, pkg/manifestanalyzer/folder_test.go
The analyzer tracks generator inputs and generated-object provenance. It accepts hash-disabled configMapGenerator entries and reports unsupported generator settings.
Plan generated-object updates and pruning internal/manifestanalyzer/generator_write.go, internal/manifestanalyzer/plan.go, internal/git/manifestedit/kustomization.go, related tests
Write planning maps supported data changes to file, env, or literal inputs. It also plans generator-entry removal and orphan sweeps. Literal editing validates the selected entry and preserves comments.
Apply generated-object writes and removals internal/git/generator_write.go, internal/git/plan_flush.go, internal/git/render_scope.go, internal/git/resync_flush.go, related tests
The Git write path applies planned updates and removals, tracks generated inputs across batch rescans, and handles generated objects during resync replay.
Validate and document generator support test/e2e/*, test/fixtures/layout-corpus/shapes/9-*, docs/*, README.md, .gitignore
Tests and fixtures cover supported edits, refusals, deletion, pruning, and Flux reconciliation. Documentation describes the support boundary and provenance annotations stripped before writes.
sequenceDiagram
participant ConfigMapEvent
participant GitWriteBatch
participant ManifestStore
participant WritePlanner
participant GeneratorInputs
ConfigMapEvent->>GitWriteBatch: submit generated ConfigMap change
GitWriteBatch->>ManifestStore: match generated object
ManifestStore->>WritePlanner: plan input edits
WritePlanner->>GeneratorInputs: return file and kustomization edits
GitWriteBatch->>GeneratorInputs: buffer edits for the batch
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Review comments at @internal/git/render_scope.go:
- Around line 181-185: Update readFileBytes, used for
KustomizationGeneratorInputs paths, to resolve each path with
filepath.EvalSymlinks and verify the resolved path remains under root before
reading; reject paths that escape the worktree while preserving reads for paths
that resolve inside it.
Review comments at @internal/manifestanalyzer/render_verify.go:
- Line 321: Update the chainKey construction in renderedByKey so generated
objects with the same source path, kind, and name remain distinct by namespace;
apply the same namespace-aware key when matching write intents in compareRoot.
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readFileBytes checks only the final path component with os.Lstat. An intermediate directory symlink in an envs: or files: path can still be followed by os.ReadFile and read outside the worktree. Resolve the path with filepath.EvalSymlinks and require the resolved path to remain under root before reading.
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Update readFileBytes, used for KustomizationGeneratorInputs paths, to resolve
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set -e
sed -n '1,90p' internal/manifestanalyzer/override_chain.go
sed -n '1,120p' internal/manifestanalyzer/render_verify.go
sed -n '120,240p' internal/manifestanalyzer/render_verify.go
sed -n '300,330p' internal/manifestanalyzer/render_verify.go
rg -n -C12 -F -- 'TestGeneratedObjectsFor_EntriesSharingAName' internal/manifestanalyzer
Prevent generated objects with the same key from colliding.
sourceKey() returns GeneratedIn for generated objects. renderedByKey then overwrites one object when two generator entries share a source path, kind, and name. compareRoot can therefore compare the write intent with the other namespace's object, causing a valid write to be refused. The overwritten object is also absent from the blast-radius check.
Include namespace in the key for generated objects and the matching write intent, or refuse the write when duplicate generated keys are present.
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Review comment at @internal/manifestanalyzer/render_verify.go at line 321:
Update the chainKey construction in renderedByKey so generated objects with the
same source path, kind, and name remain distinct by namespace; apply the same
namespace-aware key when matching write intents in compareRoot. Preserve
existing key behavior for non-generated objects.
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…enerator inputs
A kustomization with a configMapGenerator no longer refuses its folder when the
generator's name hash is disabled. A live edit to the generated ConfigMap is
written into the generator's input files: a files: key's file gets the live
value as its content, and an envs: key's line is edited in place, appended, or
removed. The re-render oracle checks every such write.
A change with no single input file to land in is refused per object: a
literals: key, binaryData, a label or annotation, a new key with zero or several
envs: files, a removed files: key, a generator in a read-only base, and a delete
of the generated ConfigMap. A hash-suffixed generator still refuses the folder,
now naming the action (set disableNameSuffixHash: true); behavior: merge or
replace and secretGenerator stay refused.
Generator input files are named context: read for the render, writable, and
never foreign content or non-KRM YAML.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A literals: key is edited in place in kustomization.yaml, and a new key on an
entry with literals: and no env file joins them. A live delete of a generated
ConfigMap removes its entry from configMapGenerator: and the input files no
other entry, resource or patch reads, so the next render does not bring it
back. A ${...} token an input holds and the live object carries expanded is
refused as a render-fidelity divergence, as for a document.
The e2e spec's Flux Kustomization name now fits the 63-byte label Flux puts
on every object it applies.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Flux requests buildMetadata: [originAnnotations] for a kustomization.yaml with
no resources:, so every object a generator-only folder renders carries
config.kubernetes.io/origin live. It describes the build, never the source,
and it made the live ConfigMap differ from the render the writer compares it
with. config.kubernetes.io/origin and alpha.config.kubernetes.io/transformations
are now stripped by exact key, beside the other controller bookkeeping.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The render is the list of what a kustomization produces, generated objects
included, so the resync sweep now treats one as it treats a document. The
store resolves each generated object's API identity from its rendered GVK; a
desired object that resolves to it marks it matched, and an unmatched,
in-scope, followable one becomes a PlanDropOrphan (Generated, Ref naming its
kustomization) under spec.prune.mode Always, or a retained orphan otherwise.
The resync applies and replays that drop through removeGenerated, the removal
the live delete uses: the entry leaves configMapGenerator: with the input files
only it reads. A second removal of one object in a batch is a no-op.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The decoder reads a comment below a list as the last item's foot comment, so
appending a literal put the new item after it, past a blank line, and removing
the last literal deleted the comment with it. The foot comment now moves to
whichever item is last after the edit; an item's own head and line comments
stay with it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
A kustomization with a
configMapGeneratorused to refuse its whole folder. With the name hash disabled (disableNameSuffixHash: true, ingeneratorOptions:or on the entry), the folder is now adopted, and a live edit to the generated ConfigMap is written back into the generator's input files:files:key: the file's content becomes the live value, so a settings file's comments survive as part of the value;envs:key: its line is edited in place; a removed key's line is removed;literals:key: itsKEY=valueitem inkustomization.yamlis edited in place or removed, as animages:entry is;literals:when it has some.Comments, order and untouched lines keep their bytes. In
kustomization.yamlan item's own comments stay with it, and a comment below aliterals:list stays below it. The file is re-encoded on an edit, as for animages:edit, so spacing before a line comment can be normalised. Deleting the generated ConfigMap removes its entry fromconfigMapGenerator:and deletes the input files no other entry, resource or patch reads, so the next render does not bring it back.Every write goes through the existing re-render oracle: the folder is built again with the planned bytes, and the commit happens only if the generator then renders the live object and nothing else moves.
This is Step 1 of the feature request. Step 2 (
secretGeneratorwith SOPS-encrypted inputs) is deliberately not in this PR; see "Not included" below.What is refused, and how
configMapGenerator-name-hash), solvable by the repository author; the message says "set disableNameSuffixHash: true in generatorOptions or on the entry"behavior: merge/replaceconfigMapGenerator-behavior), not solvablebinaryDatachangedgeneratorOptions)envs:files, or onlyfiles:sourcesfiles:key removed${...}token the input holds, expanded live (FluxpostBuild)render-does-not-match-live, the same fence a document edit passesEvery write refusal is an
unplaceable-edit(WriteBoundaryRefused) naming the object and the kustomization, so nothing lands silently and no ConfigMap document is created beside the generator (which would collide in the build).How it works
configMapGeneratorjoins the modelled kustomization fields;configMapGeneratorsresolves each entry's inputs and names the two new features.AttachGeneratorInputsmoves every file a generator reads into a newFolderScan.InputFiles: out ofYAMLFiles(amenu.yamlis no longer refused as non-KRM YAML) and out ofForeign(a.envis not foreign content). Both walkers call it, the analyzer's and the live writer's render-scope scan; render scope also follows generator inputs out ofspec.path, so an overlay whose base generates a ConfigMap still builds. A file that is also aresources:entry stays a resource.configuredIn: <kustomization>+configuredBy.kind: ConfigMapGenerator(measured).renderedObject.GeneratedIncarries it, the store indexes each generated object with the roots that render it (GeneratedObjectsFor), and the oracle keys a generated object by its kustomization.writeGenerated, which callsPlanGeneratedWrite(one rule per key, refusals above) and declares a governed intent for the oracle. A delete with no document goes toremoveGenerated→PlanGeneratedDeleteand declares aRemovedintent; it is gated byspec.prune.modelike every live delete.GeneratedObject.Resource, asresolveMappingdoes for a document).BuildScopedPlanmarks a generated object matched when a desired object resolves to it, and plans aPlanDropOrphanwithGenerated: true(Ref= its kustomization) for an unmatched, in-scope, followable one under a sweeping policy, or counts it as retained otherwise. The resync applies and replays that drop through the sameremoveGeneratedthe live delete uses, idempotent within a batch.literals:edits and entry removal are newmanifesteditfunctions (EditConfigMapGeneratorLiterals,RemoveConfigMapGeneratorEntry) that pin the entry by index and name, asPatchKustomizationdoes.TestLiteralValue_AgreesWithKustomizepins the quoting against a real build (kustomize strips one pair of surrounding quotes). The env-file reader mirrors kustomize'skv.keyValuesFromLine, pinned byTestReadGeneratorSources_AgreesWithKustomizeagainst a real build (BOM, CRLF, indent, bare key,=in the value, quotes, no trailing newline).Corpus moves
3-expanded/flux-helmrelease/apps/frontend:refused-structural→ accepted.2-rendered/kustomize-overlaysstays refused (hash suffix,nameSuffix, plaintextsecrets.env); its message now names the action, and generator inputs no longer count as non-KRM noise.Sanitizer: kustomize build provenance
The e2e found this one. Flux sets
buildMetadata: [originAnnotations]itself for akustomization.yamlwith noresources:(kustomize_generator.go), so every object a generator-only folder renders carriesconfig.kubernetes.io/originlive. It describes the build, never the source. The sanitizer now strips it andalpha.config.kubernetes.io/transformationsby exact key, beside the other controller bookkeeping. Without that, the live ConfigMap never matched the render, and adoption refused it as a metadata change.Report vocabulary
UnsupportedFeaturesand the scan-repo "unsupported constructs" no longer sayconfigMapGenerator; a refused generator now reportsconfigMapGenerator-name-hashorconfigMapGenerator-behavior. A consumer matching the old string needs the new names.Tests
test/fixtures/layout-corpus/shapes/9-kustomize-config-map-generator/): one scenario per rule above, seven patches (the issue's own one-line diffs, two literal edits, a delete) and eight refusals, including the hash, base-owned andbehavior: mergefolders. Corpus rows gain anoperationfield for the delete.pkg/manifestanalyzer:ScanFolderaccepts both Step 1 examples and refuses them with the hash on, naming the setting.Manager ConfigMap Generator: Flux applies a generator folder, the spec patchescoffee-flags, asserts a commit whose only folder change is the one-lineflags.envdiff, then has Flux apply that commit: same object (same UID), the new value, and no further commit. It then deletescoffee-menuand asserts the entry andmenu.yamlleave the folder and Flux's next apply leaves it deleted..gitignoreignores*.envrepo-wide; the two fixture trees get the same narrow exceptiongitops-layouts/already has.Not included:
secretGeneratorwith SOPS inputs (Step 2)Kept out on purpose:
ENC[...]values plus thesops_*metadata lines as data keys. Not only the oracle but every render-vs-live comparison would need a special case for that object..sops.yamlbootstrap handle YAML documents only. Step 2 needs dotenv input/output types, new rule matching, a ciphertext cache per input file, and refusals for Secret values a dotenv line cannot hold (multi-line, binary).*.sops.yamlSecret listed in the overlay'sresources:is accepted and rewritten throughrewriteSensitive.Validation
task lint: passtask test: pass; coverage 80.2% → 80.3% (.coverage-baselinebumped)task test-e2e: the full suite passes locally on the sweep commit (110 of 110 specs run; the opt-in corners are skipped), and so does the targetedconfig-map-generatorspec against real Flux. The last commit (comment placement inliterals:) is editor-only and covered by its unit test.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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