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Install latest release of net-istio whenever we install latest release of serving. #8158
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Cross posting from the issue: @tcnghia tbh I'd rather go with the checked in third_party version to have control over what gets tested when. If not, we should ditch the third_party file entirely and always rely on the latest release from net-istio. |
@markusthoemmes that was my first thought, but I changed my mind because our users, if following the doc pages today, would start with both release versions of serving and net-istio. So here we try best to simulate their experience. If there is an issue upgrading from that setup, we need to know. In the other case, using the net-istio nightly from the third_party directory is similar to "building net-istio at HEAD", which is also consistent with "building Serving at HEAD". |
@@ -319,7 +328,18 @@ function install_knative_serving_standard() { | |||
elif [[ -n "${CONTOUR_VERSION}" ]]; then | |||
install_contour || return 1 | |||
else | |||
install_istio "./third_party/net-istio.yaml" || return 1 | |||
if [[ "$1" == "HEAD" ]]; then | |||
install_istio "./third_party/net-istio.yaml" || return 1 |
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As we discussed yesterday, shall we install the latest nightly release here?
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I think this is from the latest nightly release?
Otherwise, what is the URL to get the latest nightly release? thanks
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Since there is already a lot of bash in this PR, I'd do that in a follow up.
Co-authored-by: Chi Zhang <chizhg@google.com>
Co-authored-by: Chi Zhang <chizhg@google.com>
So @chizhg and @markusthoemmes: I think we can try to get rid of the third_party file, but my guess is that it may increase problems in our presubmit. I am open to trying it out (in a nother PR) to see if my guess is true though. Worst case we can go back to where we are. |
/lgtm |
Fixes #8153
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/assign @chizhg