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Align Dockerfile builder image #39
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Ensure golang patch version is specified. Base of Debian Bookworm in line with other etcd projects. Signed-off-by: James Blair <[email protected]>
Test failure addressed by kubernetes/test-infra#34146 |
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Follow up on test failure at PR: kubernetes/test-infra#34147 |
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/test pull-etcd-operator-test-e2e |
LGTM |
@jmhbnz I am curious, why do we set toolchain version in the |
It should be a best practice. Pinning to a specific/consistent go version ensures we have the same go version in test and production environment, also ensure we always build the binary/image with a safe (usually the latest patch version) go version. |
I was a little confused on what Go version GHA uses from the
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Good catch, we should follow the toolchain, just raised #41 |
Also I am thinking probably setting a tag 1.23.4-bookworm should be enough. There is no need to add a digest (SHA 256 value). I assume that the tag and digest is 1:1 mapping. |
It is not enough to use the tag, they regularly rebuild with newer bookworm base image. |
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LGTM
Thanks @jmhbnz
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Ensure golang patch version is specified.
Base of Debian Bookworm in line with other etcd projects.
Addresses: #37 (comment)
cc @ahrtr