feat: add ServiceAccount inheritance to Affinity Assistants #9253
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Changes
This PR adds ServiceAccount inheritance to Affinity Assistant pods, resolving OpenShift SCC permission failures.
Changes:
ServiceAccountNamefield toAffinityAssistantTemplateAPIdocs/affinityassistants.mdanddocs/pipelineruns.mdMotivation:
In OpenShift environments, pods are restricted by Security Context Constraints (SCC) based on their ServiceAccount. Previously, affinity assistant pods always used the namespace's "default" ServiceAccount, which often lacks required SCC permissions. This caused PipelineRuns with workspace coscheduling to fail in OpenShift.
By inheriting the PipelineRun's ServiceAccount by default, affinity assistants now automatically get appropriate permissions, making the feature work out-of-box in security-restricted environments.
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