projectcalico/calico

Set the flag `usageReportingEnabled` to `false` it's not being applied

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#11,341 opened on Nov 7, 2025

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Description

The flag usageReportingEnabled is set to false, it's not being applied The change: In values.yaml file was added the following configuration:

defaultFelixConfiguration:
  enabled: true
  usageReportingEnabled: false

Expected Behavior

We expected to have the usageReportingEnabled: false in FelixConfiguration (crd.projectcalico.org/v3 and also in the projectcalico.org/v1)

Current Behavior

In the end, there was no difference after adding the field.

Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)

In values.yaml

  1. In block defaultFelixConfiguration
  2. change enabled: true
  3. add usageReportingEnabled: false

we also tried changing the field reportingInterval, and that one was applied correctly

Your Environment

  • Calico version: 3.30.1
  • k8s version: 1.32.5

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Research direction
Inspect the Helm chart template that processes defaultFelixConfiguration in the calico chart to see why the usageReportingEnabled field is not being applied. Check the template logic and the CRD schema to ensure the field is correctly mapped.
Tech stack
go
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backendinfrastructure
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