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We need tags for ironic-image releases #1663
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The 0.5 release branch of BMO supports 24.0 Ironic image wouldn't that fulfill your requirement? |
/remove-lifecycle stale |
Kinds of. But that's more of suitability between BMO versions and ironic versions. The problem I'm mentioning here is how an ironic-deployment version should be suitable to an ironic-image version. I guess the main issue here is that we have ironic deployment and ironic-image in two repos. |
We discussed in the community meeting. The current situation is fine for now, as we will eventually move to |
What steps did you take and what happened:
ironic-image
image, for e.g.but the ironic deployment won't be ready, as the
release-24.0
image lacks the readiness and liveness probes, which is required by themain
branchironic-deployment
kustomization.What did you expect to happen:
We should have an
ironic-image-release-24.0
tag in BMO repo, which should be used to get a suitable kustomization that works with therelease-24.0
ironic imageAnything else you would like to add:
[Miscellaneous information that will assist in solving the issue.]
Maybe it makes more sense to store the
ironic-deployment
inironic-image
repo instead? The kustomization will, then, be a part of the release branches/tags./kind bug
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