There is a tag v2.52.1 with no release or Docker images

[remram44]

What did you do?

Noticed tag 2.52.1, tried to install it

What did you expect to see?

Prometheus running

What did you see instead? Under which circumstances?

ImagePullBackOff

System information

No response

Prometheus version

No response

Prometheus configuration file

No response

Alertmanager version

No response

Alertmanager configuration file

No response

Logs

No response

[beorn7]

This was tagged for a planned release, but then we never cut a release. Mostly because 2.53 is already underway.

@ArthurSens maybe you want to delete the tag, as we probably will never cut that release?

[ArthurSens]

Can this be done safely though? Should I add a retract directive to go mod before that?

For extra context, there's an extensive slack thread with all the problems we faced in that release 😕

[beorn7]

I think you can safely delete the 2.52.1 tag because Go will only see the 0.52.1 tag, which you could leave in place.

[ArthurSens]

Yeah ok, I was trying to add the retract directive to v2.52.1 and the compiler was complaining about that... I'll just remove the tag then :)

[ArthurSens]

Done, sorry for the inconvenience @remram44!

[oseiberts11]

For extra context, there's an extensive slack thread with all the problems we faced in that release 😕

Referring to a place where you need to login to read anything isn't very helpful, I'm afraid. Apart from the fact that a chat system simply isn't documentation.

[beorn7]

To clarify in case others feel like missing out: What @ArthurSens linked to, isn't documentation. Just informational context and (literally) chat.

Having said that, I agree that even for "mere" chat, Slack is really a bad fit for an open source project. But everyone knows that already. It's a problem we cannot solve in the scope of this issue.