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Update operator-sdk to v1.18 #164
Update operator-sdk to v1.18 #164
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Operator SDK v1.18.0 includes support for using image digests when generating bundles. This is a feature the operator can take advatage of in a follow-up enhancement to our release process.
/hold Let's cut the release for v0.12.0 before we start making changes to the deployment. |
A few changes were required to generate the bundle with v1.18.0: - "control-plane" label on the deployment - Main container must be named "manager" This had cascading impacts on our kustomizations and components that utilize label selectors.
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/hold cancel v0.12.0 has been tagged, we are just waiting on the final 👍 before we release. |
/assign @coreydaley |
/approve Self-approving |
The title of the pr says version |
This is a long-standing issue with these older operator-sdk releases. I raised this upstream previously, but they could not reproduce with the newer versions. |
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/approve
/lgtm
[APPROVALNOTIFIER] This PR is APPROVED This pull-request has been approved by: adambkaplan, SaschaSchwarze0 The full list of commands accepted by this bot can be found here. The pull request process is described here
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Relates to #139 |
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Upgrade operator-sdk to v1.18, bringing in the following enhancements:
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