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Is it possible to install this plugin using knative-operator? #3695
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cc @houshengbo |
@pierDipi I think this might be a bug in how we are building our releases in this repo. Looking at the releases from eventing core resources, the |
This issue is stale because it has been open for 90 days with no |
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This issue is stale because it has been open for 90 days with no |
/remove-lifecycle stale |
The knative-eventing version is also not necessarily in sync with the kafka extension either, as i write the current versions for v14 are like 7 versions apart. So I can understand it comparing 1.14 but not 1.14.14 for example. |
I pulled the manifests and uploaded them elsewhere and hand-edited them to fix the versioning and that confirms that the issue is definitely the sha vs version issue. |
I'm trying to install
knative-eventing
using the operator, witheventing-kafka-broker
installed viaadditionalManifests
in theKnativeEventing
resource:However, the operator is throwing an error on install:
Install failed with message: the version of the manifests ve6b002188068b4caebdba747eda522f465fa1583 of the component kafka-broker-config does not match the target version of the operator CR v1.13.1
It looks like the operator is blocking on applying the extra manifests because the resources in them have the label
app.kubernetes.io/version: "e6b002188068b4caebdba747eda522f465fa1583"
(It looks like the version label has the git SHA rather than the version tag?). Is this a bug? Or am I trying to use the wrong manifests to install with the operator?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: