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Rebase VSCode to UBI9 instead on C9S #319
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I would say that not only that - having this on UBI means:
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Thanks Jan! |
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LGTM
btw - thank you for the verification steps, it was really helpful so one doesn't have to figuring these things out! 👍
Thanks for the work. Providing my lgtm, i have one note |
@harshad16 Thanks a lot for raising this concern, I hadn't test this last change on cluster, and indeed you were right. When a user start up the notebook there was a popup window with the message: So, I removed the old one and directed it to Testing partI have created a test branch with this change on my repo to test it on the cluster. You can utilize the following part on the DSC to check that change.
Or, you can replace the generated image from this PR |
Open this Fix in ocp-ci for the e2e failure -> openshift/release#45567 |
/test notebooks-e2e-tests |
Hi folks, I removed the last changes in regards the redirection to |
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[pull] release-2023b from opendatahub-io:2023b
This PR rebases the VSCode to UBI9 instead on C9S. The reason is to facilitate the QE testing on upstream as well as will facilitate the meintenance among both streams.
Description
The functionality on the VSCode remains the same as in C9S
NOTE: OCP-CI change -> openshift/release#45451
How Has This Been Tested?
The behavior of the notebook looks the same as the one based on C9S.
1. On a Local Run
Build the notebook:
make codeserver-ubi9-python-3.9
Run the VSCode locally:
podman run --network=host --name validation-container quay.io/opendatahub/workbench-images:codeserver-ubi9-python-3.9-pr-319
On the terminal's logs there is the HTTP Server listening URL: http://0.0.0.0:8787/
Need to press it in order to lunch the notebook
Once you finish the inspection:
podman stop validation-container && podman rm validation-container
2. On the Cluster
Deploy on the cluster:
make deploy9-codeserver-ubi9-python-3.9
Run the Test:
make validate-codeserver-image image=codeserver-ubi9-python-3.9-pr-319
ensure that the test completed successfullyUndeploy:
make undeploy9-codeserver-ubi9-python-3.9
Merge criteria: