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<operator-name>.package.yaml was not generated with 0.17.0 #2967
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@camilamacedo86 can you help? Thanks! |
Hi @gyliu513, We removed it from 0.17 but after discussing it better we checked that the package manifest still supported by OLM and then, we reverted the change. See: #2944. Sorry, for the inconvenient and you can use the master branch until the next release. I am closing this as sorted out. However, please feel free to ping us to re-open if you need. |
Thanks @camilamacedo86 , oops, this is a break change, we should at least provide some workaround for this, but not use master branch. /reopen |
@gyliu513: Reopened this issue. In response to this:
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@gyliu513 I'll be making a patch release that reverts package manifest deprecation fairly soon. We can leave this open until then. |
Thanks @estroz , so you mean you want to release a patch release like 0.17.1? If so, does the new version works with the operator which was generated via 0.17.0? For my case, my operator was generated by 0.17.0, and now I want to generate the package bundle, can I continue to use the new 0.17.1 to generate the package bundle? Look forward to the patch release soon! ;-) |
@gyliu513 yes v0.17.1 will work with all aspects of a v0.17.0-built project. It is worth bumping patch versions if possible. |
Fixed in v0.17.1. |
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I used the command as follows to generate my CSV file
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