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Documents the decision for the Server-Side Apply (SSA) field manager naming scheme used by the upcoming ApplyDesire controller (HYPERFLEET-1425).

Decision

Single field manager name for the entire applier: hyperfleet-applier (no per-resource-type suffix).

Collision check

Controller Uses SSA? Field Manager Collides?
ACM ManifestWork agent Yes work-agent (kubebuilder-validated prefix ^work-agent) No
HyperShift control-plane-operator No (uses CreateOrUpdate) user-agent-derived No collision surface

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  • Documentation
    • Added an architectural decision record defining the Server-Side Apply field manager naming scheme.
    • Documented field ownership, collision considerations, rejected alternatives, and planned live-cluster validation.
    • Updated the ADR index and glossary with information about ApplyDesire and its Server-Side Apply behavior.

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Adds ADR 0021, which defines hyperfleet-applier as the fixed SSA field manager for ApplyDesire-managed resources. The ADR records collision checks, rejected alternatives, operational consequences, live-cluster validation requirements, and implementation references. The ADR index marks the decision as active. The glossary adds the ApplyDesire controller definition.

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This documentation-only change records the SSA field manager naming decision and updates related documentation; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains beyond normal checks and review.

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In `@hyperfleet/adrs/0021-ssa-field-manager-naming.md`:
- Line 11: Update the ApplyDesire field-manager collision analysis to validate
overlapping resource field paths, not just compare fieldManager names: inspect
managedFields[].fieldsV1 with kubectl for ACM’s ManifestWork agent and
HyperShift’s control-plane-operator, document their resource and field
boundaries, and account for HyperShift c.Update() potentially taking ownership
of SSA-managed fields.
- Around line 17-23: Clarify the ApplyDesire field-manager contract by making
hyperfleet-applier mandatory and non-overridable, removing references to
configurable serverSideApply.fieldManager values and corresponding examples.
Update the live inspection command to include --show-managed-fields, and ensure
the documentation consistently states that all SSA resources use
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In `@hyperfleet/adrs/0021-ssa-field-manager-naming.md`:
- Line 40: The ADR wording should not present managedFields[].manager as
authenticated ownership. Update the statement around fieldManager to say
hyperfleet-applier conventionally identifies ApplyDesire ownership, and direct
authenticated-caller attribution to Kubernetes audit records.
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Actionable comments posted: 2

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In `@hyperfleet/adrs/0021-ssa-field-manager-naming.md`:
- Line 51: Update the alternative rationale for per-resource-type field-manager
suffixes to document that introducing a suffix creates a new SSA fieldManager
identity and requires re-applying existing affected resources to transfer
ownership, while preserving the current rationale and examples.
- Line 23: Restrict the fixed hyperfleet-applier field manager to resources
managed by ApplyDesire, while preserving hyperfleet-adapter for ManifestWork
resources handled through the Adapter path. Update the field-manager selection
in the relevant ApplyDesire and Adapter apply flows without exposing an override
or changing unrelated SSA behavior.
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I think this ADR could do with a slight reframing, it seems to apply the field manager is part of the adapter framework. I think we should be explicit here in the ADR, we keep the desires clean, and the applier will handle the field manager side. It would be good to align the document on that

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…adapter

Per review feedback from @ciaranRoche on PR openshift-hyperfleet#202: ApplyDesire is implemented
in the hyperfleet-applier repository (see HYPERFLEET-1423/1425), a separate
component from hyperfleet-adapter. Removes incorrect Adapter Framework
Design and ADR-0005 references, states the applier owns SSA/field-manager
mechanics exclusively so desire payloads stay free of that detail, and
corrects the glossary entry accordingly.

Signed-off-by: Rafael Benevides <rafabene@gmail.com>
Documents the decision for the Server-Side Apply (SSA) field manager
naming scheme used by the upcoming ApplyDesire controller (HYPERFLEET-1425):
single field manager name hyperfleet-applier for the entire applier, no
per-resource-type suffix.

Addresses review feedback from @ciaranRoche on PR openshift-hyperfleet#202: ApplyDesire is
implemented in the hyperfleet-applier repository (see HYPERFLEET-1423/1425),
a separate component from hyperfleet-adapter. Removed the incorrect Adapter
Framework Design and ADR-0005 references, added an explicit line stating
the applier alone owns SSA/field-manager mechanics so desire payloads stay
free of that detail, and corrected the glossary entry accordingly.

Signed-off-by: Rafael Benevides <rafabene@gmail.com>
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