Write Tekton image tag outputs to a ConfigMap #1100
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This allows watching the `nativelink-image-tags` configmap to detect changes to the images running in the cluster. Preparation for the NativeLink operator.
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So ideally source changes will pick up a new image tag value and redeploy without having to native up && native down ?
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So ideally source changes will pick up a new image tag value and redeploy without having to
native up && native down?
Yes. The change in this PR is the first part of that. Now, every time a new pipeline runs it'll write the image tag to a configmap that can be viewed with e.g. kubectl describe cm nativelink-image-tags. The follow-up changes in #1088 implement the actual watching and redeploying logic.
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This allows watching the
nativelink-image-tagsconfigmap to detect changes to the images running in the cluster.Preparation for the NativeLink operator.
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