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The process should probably look something like the following
Build a bootstrapper image that uses the version of the ksonnet registry on the release branch at the commit desired
Submit a PR to the release branch updating references to bootstrapper image.
As @pdmack Suggested it might help if we tag our images using RC tags e.g
gcr.io/kubeflow-images-public:0.2.0-rc.0.1
This way we know what the tag will be before the image is built so we don't have to commit a PR after building the image. I think Docker Images have some form of metadata that we could use to store the commit so we know the code from which the images were built.
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The bootstrapper release instructions need to explain how to bake the correct version of the repository for our registry into the container image.
https://github.com/kubeflow/kubeflow/blob/master/docs_dev/releasing.md
See #1018. for example.
The process should probably look something like the following
Build a bootstrapper image that uses the version of the ksonnet registry on the release branch at the commit desired
Submit a PR to the release branch updating references to bootstrapper image.
As @pdmack Suggested it might help if we tag our images using RC tags e.g
gcr.io/kubeflow-images-public:0.2.0-rc.0.1
This way we know what the tag will be before the image is built so we don't have to commit a PR after building the image. I think Docker Images have some form of metadata that we could use to store the commit so we know the code from which the images were built.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: