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I attempted to locally update josdk-webhooks to use fabric8:kubernetes-client v7.0.0 to ensure compatibility with the new beta release of java-operator-sdk. However, I encountered an issue where the tests for the Quarkus part of the project are failing.
From what I’ve observed, the root cause seems to be that josdk-webhooks cannot currently be updated to fabric8:kubernetes-client v7.0.0 because Quarkus includes its own dependency on fabric8, which still references fabric8:kubernetes-client v6.13.4 on the latest officially released version.
Can you confirm that the josdk-webhooks framework won't be updated/released until Quarkus is updated to fabric8:kubernetes-client v7.0.0 with quarkusio/quarkus#42335?
Thank's for you feedback!
Kind regards
Martin
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Hi @ebma16 , not necessarily, we have to discuss can skip quarkus releasing, until it catching up with with fabric8 7.0. Or do you see any other possibility @metacosm ?
Hi,
I attempted to locally update josdk-webhooks to use fabric8:kubernetes-client v7.0.0 to ensure compatibility with the new beta release of java-operator-sdk. However, I encountered an issue where the tests for the Quarkus part of the project are failing.
From what I’ve observed, the root cause seems to be that josdk-webhooks cannot currently be updated to fabric8:kubernetes-client v7.0.0 because Quarkus includes its own dependency on fabric8, which still references fabric8:kubernetes-client v6.13.4 on the latest officially released version.
Can you confirm that the josdk-webhooks framework won't be updated/released until Quarkus is updated to fabric8:kubernetes-client v7.0.0 with quarkusio/quarkus#42335?
Thank's for you feedback!
Kind regards
Martin
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: