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v1

v1.8.0

Feb 19, 2026

Changes in this version

+ func ValidateCatalogUnpackWithName(t *testing.T, catalogName string)

v1.7.0

Nov 24, 2025

v1.6.0

Nov 11, 2025

Changes in this version

+ func CreateClusterRoleAndBindingForSA(ctx context.Context, name string, sa *corev1.ServiceAccount, ...) error

+ func CreateNamespace(ctx context.Context, name string) (*corev1.Namespace, error)

+ func CreateServiceAccount(ctx context.Context, name types.NamespacedName, clusterExtensionName string) (*corev1.ServiceAccount, error)

+ func CreateTestCatalog(ctx context.Context, name string, imageRef string) (*ocv1.ClusterCatalog, error)

+ func EnsureNoExtensionResources(t *testing.T, clusterExtensionName string)

+ func SkipIfFeatureGateDisabled(t *testing.T, fg string)

+ func TestCleanup(t *testing.T, cat *ocv1.ClusterCatalog, ...)

+ func TestInit(t *testing.T) (*ocv1.ClusterExtension, *ocv1.ClusterCatalog, *corev1.ServiceAccount, ...)

+ func TestInitClusterExtensionClusterCatalog(t *testing.T) (*ocv1.ClusterExtension, *ocv1.ClusterCatalog)

+ func TestInitServiceAccountNamespace(t *testing.T, clusterExtensionName string) (*corev1.ServiceAccount, *corev1.Namespace)

+ func ValidateCatalogUnpack(t *testing.T)