Ensure consistent X.509 SVID and bundle reads in DefaultX509Source #397
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Signed-off-by: Max Lambrecht <maxlambrecht@gmail.com>
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Summary
This PR updates
DefaultX509Sourceto publish the X.509 SVID and bundle set as a single immutable snapshot. This avoids transient inconsistent reads during Workload API updates while preserving existing behavior and avoiding additional locking on the read path.The previous implementation synchronized only the update path while allowing unsynchronized reads, which could observe mismatched (SVID, bundle set) pairs. Publishing a snapshot via a volatile reference ensures atomic, consistent visibility across threads.