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Be able to specify a serviceAccount for the HTTP01 ACME solver pod #3852
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When deploying cert-manager using the Helm chart, we can specify the serviceAccount to use for:
But we can't specify it for the HTTP01 ACME solver pod.
The problems with this are:
To solve this, we propose to add a parameter
--acme-http01-solver-service-accountto cert-manager deployment to specify the serviceAccount to use in every namespace./kind feature