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Description of the change
Fix documentation for users that ever installed sealed-secrets older than version 0.9.x on their cluster.
Benefits
Documentation now lead to a working key restore.
Possible drawbacks
None.
Applicable issues
Might be related to #923
Additional information
Currently the documentation simply redirects the second output of
kubectl get secrets
at the end of the first.This leads to 'kinda' broken yaml, as there is no document seperator. The key is just added to the last key in the file.
As a result , the
sealed-secrets-key
won't be added to the server. So pretty old secrets can't get decrypted.Fixing this is easy, by just adding the 'thre-dot-seperator' to the document. Now the old key gets created nicely and everything is fine.
I am not sure why there is no seperator at first, or if kubectl got rid of them.