CI : Generate a trigger file for 'RabbitMQ for Kubernetes' dev CI pipeline #772
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PujaVad
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Approved for conversion with @PujaVad !
As I see 8 commits please remember to "squash and merge" Thanks!
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This closes an issue with the
RabbitMQ for Kubernetesbuild CI pipeline#https://github.com/rabbitmq/service-operator-experience/issues/174
Summary Of Changes
The Build-Publish-Test CI workflow of this operator will now update a trigger file in GCP bucket once a dev manifest is generated for every commit into main