Add all RHEL architectures

[yselkowitz]

The "build and release" commit is relevant to upstream, the "package and serve" commit should be midstream-specific. Let me know if I need to handle the former differently.

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[navidshaikh]

Nice! Thanks for putting this together!

The changes in first commit 'Build and release' should ideally go upstream, files changed in that commit (hack/build.sh, hack/release.sh) are synced from upstream,
and its better done upstream than carry any patch for them.

re: PR against release-v0.14.0 branch

client release v0.14.0 is going with Serverless Operator 1.8.0-rc1 release, which is past its code-freeze and on QA now.

These changes would require additional changes

• in the Operator where it shows the ConsoleCLIDownload in console downloads page, where we'd enlist these additional architecture.
• in the kn-cli-artifacts image Dockerfile which carries the cross platform binaries for serving them within cluster
• in the mirror.openshift.com sync script

(the above changes can be handled by client team, we should target additional archs for client v0.15.0)

Can you please PR the changes in first commit against upstream master at knative/client ?

Meanwhile, this PR can be opened against release-next and master branch of openshift/knative-client.

/hold

[navidshaikh]

The changes in first commit 'Build and release' should ideally go upstream, files changed in that commit (hack/build.sh, hack/release.sh) are synced from upstream,
and its better done upstream than carry any patch for them.

@yselkowitz : @rhuss suggests to hold on raising the additional arch build/release PR upstream, as we'd to support/troubleshoot them in case of issues which is more feasible downstream than upstream.

[yselkowitz]

I have filed PRs for master and release-next here, along with in the operator to add the links. The kn-cli-artifacts Dockerfile does require a change as you mention, but it appears that needs to be coordinated downstream. Where is the mirror.openshift.com sync script hosted?

[navidshaikh]

Where is the mirror.openshift.com sync script hosted?

https://github.com/openshift/aos-cd-jobs/blob/master/build-scripts/rcm-guest/publish-kn-binary.sh

The input URL for this script to download the binaries are given by RCM after signing binaries for macOS and Windows. RCM extracts the -redistributable RPM and sign the mentioned platform binaries and copy over other binaries at export location.
The sync script in its current form will be used by ART team for syncing the binaries for release which is on QA now.
We'll first need to co-ordinate with RCM about export location structure and notify about the change coming, I will copy you on the ticket.

[yselkowitz]

Since this won't make 0.14.0, closing this PR in favour of the others since flied.