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Problem when setting explicit tags for some AWS resources #1498
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we have resources with default tags |
Hi, yes as workaround this works. But I think it can be pain in the ass to always remember this, or for any newcomers... |
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I had a second look at this and this is actually by design. External tags are added on purpose. The best way to solve this is by adding the additional tags to your ArgoCD manifest. We could think about removing the whole tag initialization completely since it does not provide real value and I am unsure why they were added in the first place. However, this would be a breaking change. We don't plan to do this on our own. So if someone wants to work on this feature, feel free to open a PR and assign me as a reviewer. |
Hey guys, I have recently got into problem or atleast weird functioning of some resources in AWS provider, I will try to explain
What happened?
When I deploy some AWS resouces (for example: EC2 Address, EC2 Subnet, EC2 VPC), crossplane automatically adds by itself some tags, and that's a problem:
Why?
PS: This is not happening for other resources like EC2 NatGateway or EC2 Subnet, because on this resources crossplane is not setting another tags by itself
How can we reproduce it?
You can reproduce it pretty easily
What environment did it happen in?
Crossplane version: 1.9.0 deployed by original Helm Chart
CloudProvider: self hosted on AWS
Kubernetes version: 1.21
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