Move Enterprise-only webhook rendering into the extension - #5206
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caseydavenport merged 2 commits intoAug 18, 2026
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The audit-logs hostPath volume moves too, since only Enterprise writes there.
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Follow-up to #5164, moving the rest of the Enterprise-only webhook rendering behind the extensions boundary. The base render now produces the same objects for both variants, and the Enterprise extension layers on:
When the operator runs as Calico, the mutating webhook configuration is queued for deletion so an install downgraded from Enterprise cleans up after itself.
One behavior change worth calling out: Calico installs no longer mount the audit log host directory into the webhooks container. Only the Enterprise audit handler ever wrote there, so it was a mounted-but-unused hostPath, but dropping it does roll the webhooks deployment on upgrade.
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