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Support number of workers for the virtual cluster #528
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Thanks for your PR,
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BIN_DIR=$(CURPATH)/bin | |||
KUBECONFIG?=$(HOME)/.kube/config | |||
export OPERATOR_EXEC?=oc | |||
export OCP_VERSION=4.14.0-rc.6 |
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This should not be part of upstream
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agree removing from the Makefile
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lets discuss this one in a meeting. my thoughts: |
@adrianchiris I agree that is why we have a separate repo for OCP specific tests using the sriov operator under the cnf-feature-deploy repo https://github.com/openshift-kni/cnf-features-deploy/blob/master/cnf-tests/testsuites/e2esuite/dpdk/dpdk.go and I may in the future clone that repo as part of CI system here, but the script to deploy the cluster (can be vanilla ocp k3s or others) with the PR build operator should be in the operator repo if you ask me. that is also important so all the maintainers in this repo have full control on the CI lanes like versions and runners |
To me, it makes more sense to have as few as possible references to non-vanille k8s in this repo. Again, it's not black and white. I understand the need to trigger a job that is testing a vendor-specific release. That's ok imo as long as there is a single entry point to kick off all kinds of vendor-specific testing. In short, I'm in line with @adrianchiris Regarding the actual code, I never liked the fact that we had |
To add some detail to my previous comment, it's important to realize that there are two parts: "vendor specific testing" and "code related stuff". For this PR, let's focus on the first part only. |
also add a make target to redeploy the containers on the cluster for easy development cycle Signed-off-by: Sebastian Sch <[email protected]>
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LGTM
also add a make target to redeploy the containers on the cluster for an easy development cycle
Signed-off-by: Sebastian Sch [email protected]