December 11th, 2023 Community Meeting

[qu1queee]

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[qu1queee]

• Updates regarding our path to CNCF from my side. 🎅
• On v0.13.0 release, let's rock n roll. 🎅

[SaschaSchwarze0]

API change on .spec.source.git.url to required. The k8s sig-architecture documents that a change of a field from required to not and vice versa is considerer incompatible. Though, their documentation mainly talks about API calls (e. g. Any API call (e.g. a structure POSTed to a REST endpoint) that succeeded before your change must succeed after your change.) which means that the relevant part if the JSON/YAML serialized format and not the Go types.

With that, I suggest that we change it.

BTW, when creating this beta Build:

apiVersion: shipwright.io/v1beta1
kind: Build
spec:
  source:
    git:
      cloneSecret: deploy-key
    type: Git

then the converted Alpha build is:

apiVersion: shipwright.io/v1alpha1
kind: Build
spec:
  source:
    credentials:
      name: deploy-key
status:
  message: all validations succeeded
  reason: Succeeded
  registered: "True"

Both make no sense and it is probably a bug that we register it as successful. Running this build will run without source step.

[qu1queee]

Meeting minutes:

• On CNCF, we have a draft for the application. We took a detail look and generated some todos. We will continue on this. The draft is not public, @qu1queee to make it publicly available this week.
• On v0.13.0, to have the setup ready for refinement. This implies, all milestones across projects, all required issues and proper labels. The management of the release will be handle via the https://github.com/orgs/shipwright-io/projects/6.
• On December 11th, 2023 Community Meeting  #180 (comment) , we will move forward with the API changes in v1beta1, as there is none concern on the go types, but mainly on the JSON/YAML serialisation.