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Currently I am unable to implement fleet multi-user. Following the steps in the ver: next fleet documentation here: https://fleet.rancher.io/multi-user. After following said steps, targeted user is still unable to see or navigate to the Continuous Delivery / Fleet UI page in Rancher UI.
Expected Behavior
Targeted user, after following multi-user steps, should be able to access Continuous Delivery and create GitRepos in their designated Workspace.
Steps To Reproduce
Create User: Global Permissions User-Base, no other roles assigned.
As admin, create new Workspace in Fleet UI, I also configured allowedTargetNamespaces
In Rancher UI, switch to local cluster
Click on Import YAML
Paste in contents of GlobalRole:
Import YAML Again
Paste in contents of BundleNamespaceMapping
navigate back to user, apply the custom Global Role
Log back into Rancher UI with user.
Environment
- Architecture: amd64
- Fleet Version: v0.9.0 and v0.9.2
- Cluster:
- Provider: K3s
- Options: 3 node HA with embedded etcd, selinux true, all standard k3s features enabled
- Kubernetes Version: k3s version v1.27.11+k3s1 (06d6bc80) go version go1.21.7
- Rancher Version: 2.8.2
Is there an existing issue for this?
Current Behavior
Currently I am unable to implement fleet multi-user. Following the steps in the ver: next fleet documentation here: https://fleet.rancher.io/multi-user. After following said steps, targeted user is still unable to see or navigate to the Continuous Delivery / Fleet UI page in Rancher UI.
Expected Behavior
Targeted user, after following multi-user steps, should be able to access Continuous Delivery and create GitRepos in their designated Workspace.
Steps To Reproduce
Environment
Logs
No response
Anything else?
GlobaRole:
BundleNamespaceMapping
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