operators [N] [CI] sap-commerce-operator (0.0.2)

[myeung18]

Signed-off-by: Marco Yeung myeung@redhat.com

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[openshift-ci]

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[github-actions]

Dockerfile or bundle.Dockerfile is added/changed. Note that for security reasons none of these files are going to be used when building bundle. Docker file will be generated and all label information is taken from annotations.yaml.

[github-actions]

Dear @myeung18,

⚠️	Your operator (sap-commerce-operator/0.0.2) might not run on k8s 1.22 or in the Openshift version 4.9. For more info see details bellow.

IMPORTANT : Kubernetes has been deprecating API(s) which will be removed and no longer available in 1.22 and in the Openshift version 4.9. Note that your project will be unable to use them on OCP 4.9/K8s 1.22 and then, it is strongly recommended to check Deprecated API Migration Guide from v1.22 and ensure that your projects have them migrated and are not using any deprecated API.
To prevent workflow issues, its users will need to have installed in their OCP cluster a version of your operator compatible with 4.9 before they try to upgrade their cluster from any previous version to 4.9 or higher. However, If you still need to publish the operator bundles with any of these API(s) for use on earlier k8s/OCP versions, ensure that the operator bundle is configured accordingly:
Use the olm.openShiftMaxVersion property in the CSV to prevent the user from upgrading their OCP cluster before upgrading the installed operator version to any distribution which is compatible with:

apiVersion: operators.coreos.com/v1alpha1
kind: ClusterServiceVersion
  metadata:
    annotations:
      # Prevent cluster upgrades to OpenShift Version 4.9 when this
      # bundle is installed on the cluster
      "olm.properties": '[{"type": "olm.maxOpenShiftVersion", "value": "4.8"}]'

[github-actions]

Dockerfile or bundle.Dockerfile is added/changed. Note that for security reasons none of these files are going to be used when building bundle. Docker file will be generated and all label information is taken from annotations.yaml.

[framework-automation]

/merge possible

[framework-automation]

/merge possible