Maintainer | GitHub ID | Affiliation |
---|---|---|
Idan Levy | idanl21 | Opster |
Ido | ido-opster | Opster |
Dan Bason | dbason | SUSE |
Sebastian Woehrl | swoehrl-mw | MaibornWolff |
Prudhvi Godithi | prudhvigodithi | Amazon |
The following sections explain what maintainers do in this repo, and how they should be doing it. If you're interested in contributing, see CONTRIBUTING.
To release a new version of the operator open Github in the browser, navigate to "Actions", select the workflow Prepare and publish release
, select "Run workflow", then enter the version of the release (semver, x.y.z) and click "Run workflow". After a few seconds a new workflow run will start. It will do the following:
- Run the test suite to make sure the version is functional
- Update the helm chart for operator with the newest CRD YAMLs
- Update
version
andappVersion
in both the charts - Commit and push the chart changes
- Tag the commit
- Build and push the docker image
- Create a new helm chart release using github pages
- Create a new release on github in draft mode
After the workflow has completed, navigate to releases and edit the new release. Generate a changelog, add any other needed information (upgrade instructions, warnings, incompatibilities, etc.) and then publish the release.
In case it is needed you can also manually tag a commit for release, this will trigger a workflow that stars with the "Build and push the docker image" step. Make sure CRDs are up-to-date in the helm chart.
After releasing a new version add it to the compatiblity matrix in the README.