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After running docker-build, bundle-build, catalog-build There are a number of modified files. Are these safe if they accidentally get checked in? Should they be getting updated? Should they be updated in the repo?
Files under config/ typically get updated if there are changes to the API, sdk, or when building your own operator image.
The changes due to API or sdk are core code related changes and hence needs to be tracked.
Files under bundle/ are generated from config/ on execution of make bundle. The reason for checking this is to get a repeatable build of the bundle and catalog when using the upstream code without regenerating the bundle. We can think about completely removing the bundle directory.
One option is to provide git instructions to not track the local changes if needed by the developer.
After running docker-build, bundle-build, catalog-build There are a number of modified files. Are these safe if they accidentally get checked in? Should they be getting updated? Should they be updated in the repo?
bundle.Dockerfile
config/crd/bases/kataconfiguration.openshift.io_kataconfigs.yaml
config/rbac/role.yaml
config/webhook/manifests.yaml
bundle/manifests/kataconfiguration.openshift.io_kataconfigs.yaml
bundle/metadata/annotations.yaml
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