The Dolibarr before-start step `chart/scripts/update_ownership.sql` (embedded
into a ConfigMap by `chart/templates/scripts-config.yaml`) hardcoded the
Postgres owner role `erp_role`. It reassigns ownership of all public-schema
objects to that role after install. For any non-prod environment the owner
role differs — by the multi-env elision rule (ADR-0002/0003) it is snake-case
`<app>_role` for prod and `<app>_<env>_role` for non-prod, so the sandbox owner
role is `erp_sandbox_role`. With the literal `erp_role`, installing Dolibarr in
`erp-sandbox` would reassign sandbox tables to prod's `erp_role`, which (a)
breaks the sandbox runtime (its dynamic DB creds are a member of
`erp_sandbox_role`, not `erp_role`) and (b) breaks the ADR-0003 reset
(`DROP OWNED BY erp_sandbox_role`).
Fix: make the owner role env-aware via a new chart value `db.ownerRole`.
- values.yaml: default `ownerRole: erp_role` (prod).
- values-sandbox.yaml: override `ownerRole: erp_sandbox_role`.
- update_ownership.sql: all `'erp_role'` literals → `'{{ .Values.db.ownerRole }}'`.
- scripts-config.yaml: render that one SQL file through `tpl` so the value is
substituted (the other script has no template vars and stays on `.Files.Get`).
The SQL's `$$`, `%I`, `format(...)`, `RAISE NOTICE` are not Go-template syntax,
so `tpl` only substitutes the added `{{ .Values.db.ownerRole }}`.
Verified: the prod ConfigMap render (values.yaml only) is byte-identical to
origin/main (empty diff, still `erp_role`); the sandbox render
(-f values.yaml -f values-sandbox.yaml) now contains `erp_sandbox_role` and no
bare `erp_role`; `helm lint` passes (no worse than origin/main).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
