[RFC-XXXX] Advanced Dependency Management - #5988
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Signed-off-by: vecil <vincent.dely@ik.me> Assisted-by: claude-code/claude-fable-5
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Relates: #5879
Preview: https://github.com/vecil/flux2/blob/docs/propose-rfc-0014-advanced-dependency-management/rfcs/xxxx-advanced-dependency-management/README.md
This proposes an RFC that defines how Applier controllers (Kustomization, HelmRelease) could handle multi-hop dependencies on arbitrary resource kinds, including cross-namespace and cluster-scoped resources, with support for implicit (kstatus-based), explicit (user-defined CEL expressions), and existence-only dependency checks, while also proposing to unify the Applier and ResourceSet APIs around dependency management.
The document clarifies each design choice alongside already-debated alternatives, noting backward-compatibility throughout and surfacing caveats (e.g. interactions between kstatus-based built-in checks and resources lacking a
Readycondition) with proposed mitigations for each.