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I think it might be very useful to improve the installation documentation for this provider (and possibly other community providers) to clarify which image tags to use when installing.
This might seem obvious to more experienced users but all the official Crossplane docs use either main or master tags for provider versions while provider-digitalocean seems to require v0.1.0 at the moment.
Perhaps a list of most current provider versions along with a standard "one-liner" which would pick the latest and use it without using latest/main/master might be even better?
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Improvde documentation for installing provider
Improve documentation for installing provider
Apr 5, 2022
So I believe this should be fixed with #53 and we should start publishing a docker image with the tag main. A downside is I'm going to wait until 0.2.0 for this as it'll require a release to kick in.
In the meantime, we do have several PRs for updating documentation and I'd welcome any others to update the docs for installing as I do agree it's a bit of a gray area for Crossplane in general.
I'm currently working on a toolchain that bootstraps a Digital Ocean k8s cluster with Autopilot + ArgoCD to deploy Crossplane, External-DNS, External-Secrets, Teleport and more to spin up k8s clusters on demand using only declarative git-ops methods.
Once I have a fully working toolchain I'll try to make a blog post from my notes and public git repos and make PR/MRs for the docs.
I think it might be very useful to improve the installation documentation for this provider (and possibly other community providers) to clarify which image tags to use when installing.
This might seem obvious to more experienced users but all the official Crossplane docs use either main or master tags for provider versions while provider-digitalocean seems to require v0.1.0 at the moment.
Perhaps a list of most current provider versions along with a standard "one-liner" which would pick the latest and use it without using latest/main/master might be even better?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: