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Currently, during the migration of GitOps from GitLab to GitHub, we used the API to handle it environment-wise. However, for new environments, the system is still using the older GitOps settings, even though it applies the new GitOps settings for new app creation.
🎤 Pitch / Usecases
During the migration of GitOps from GitLab to GitHub, we used APIs to manage the transition environment by environment. While the new GitOps settings are correctly applied when creating new applications, new environments are still defaulting to the older GitOps configuration instead of utilizing the updated settings. This discrepancy suggests that the system has been partially updated, with changes affecting application-level configurations but not environment-level defaults.
A new API endpoint will be exposed to migrate app level configurations
The API endpoint takes 2 user inputs
Asking which GitOps provider to configure at App level, if a pipeline exist with that provider, we set that as provider or set the app configuration as not configured such that on next pipeline creation it can pick one from global
User can on purpose give not configured as an option to get the global fallback behavior
🔄️ Alternative
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👀 Have you spent some time to check if this issue has been raised before?
🔖 Feature description
Currently, during the migration of GitOps from GitLab to GitHub, we used the API to handle it environment-wise. However, for new environments, the system is still using the older GitOps settings, even though it applies the new GitOps settings for new app creation.
🎤 Pitch / Usecases
During the migration of GitOps from GitLab to GitHub, we used APIs to manage the transition environment by environment. While the new GitOps settings are correctly applied when creating new applications, new environments are still defaulting to the older GitOps configuration instead of utilizing the updated settings. This discrepancy suggests that the system has been partially updated, with changes affecting application-level configurations but not environment-level defaults.
🔄️ Alternative
No response
👀 Have you spent some time to check if this issue has been raised before?
🏢 Have you read the Code of Conduct?
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