add ability to hide compliance check result

[Vincent056]

We are going to add a helper rule to detect HyperShift/OCP version, and we want to be able to hide the rule since it doesn't serve any purpose than providing API endpoint path.

[Vincent056]

Needed to add some e2e test for this PR

[jhrozek]

This looks good, but I'm not going to formally lgtm until we release the next point version to make sure we only include the changes we need.

[jhrozek]

actually also
/hold
for the reason above

[jhrozek]

I think the Annotations vs Labels thingy is a bug. Unsure about the changelog blob, that's a nitpick..
Otherwise looks good.

[jhrozek]

The code looks good to me and works fine with ComplianceAsCode/content#9726

Do you know why is the CI failing?

Please also remember to document the variables in CO's changelog, but that can be done in a future CO patch.

[Vincent056]

The code looks good to me and works fine with ComplianceAsCode/content#9726

Do you know why is the CI failing?

Please also remember to document the variables in CO's changelog, but that can be done in a future CO patch.

Took a while to figure out what was wrong, it the scan is supposed to be not applicable at the first place, and we shouldn't find CCR object.

[Vincent056]

@jhrozek e2e passed!

[jhrozek]

/lgtm

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[jhrozek]

adding the no-FF labels out of band: This is in itself an internal change. Documentation, testing and PX will come later with a more thorough support for HyperShift.

[jhrozek]

/hold cancel
I think the commit is actually pretty safe and it would help to be able to test hypershift guest clusters.