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@subashd subashd released this 15 Mar 13:22
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Version 1.30.1

What’s new

Fixed issues

  • Earlier, Citrix ingress controller was not binding the policies created for the CORS CRD to the load-balancing virtual server. This issue is now fixed.

  • After the Citrix ingress controller reboot, certain entities related to the HTTPRoute were reapplied. This issue is now fixed.

  • Citrix ingress controller was skipping service modification events when POD_IPS_FOR_SERVICEGROUP_MEMBERS is enabled for a service of type LoadBalancer. This issue is fixed now.

  • While choosing the default certificate, Citrix ingress controller was selecting the certificate in the application namespace instead of the certificate in the namespace provided with the default SSL parameter. Now, Citrix ingress controller selects the certificate in the namespace provided with the default SSL parameter.

  • For services of type LoadBalancer, Citrix ingress controller was binding certificates as non-server name indication (SNI) type in the SSL virtual server irrespective of whether SNI is enabled in the SSL profile or not. With this fix, if SNI is enabled in the SSL profile annotation for services of type LoadBalancer, then the certificates get bind as SNI in the SSL virtual server. If SNI is not enabled, certificates are bound as the non-SNI type.

  • In the rewrite and responder policy, when the values in two key-value pairs of a string map are identical Citrix ingress controller was considering only one of the key-value pair configurations while applying the policy on the Citrix ADC. This issue is now fixed.

  • When the timeslice field was missing in the Rate limit CRD, application configuration was failing on the Citrix ADC appliance. This issue is fixed now.

  • Earlier four HTTP methods namely GET, PUT, POST, and DELETE were supported in authentication, authorization, rate limit, BOT, and WAF policies. Citrix ingress controller now supports four additional HTTP methods, HEAD, OPTIONS, TRACE, and CONNECT with these policies.