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The build process for nodelet produces artifacts whose filename contains an incrementing build number.
This impacts the ability to reliably automate deployment based on the release version tag alone.
Current state:
Preferred state
The preferred state would allow me to programmatically define the release url in an Ansible Jinja2 template:
nodelet_release: version: v0.2.8 package: deb package_url: https://github.com/platform9/nodelet/releases/download/{{ nodelet_release.version }}/nodelet-{{ nodelet_release.version }}.x86_64.{{ nodelet_release.package }} package_md5_url: https://github.com/platform9/nodelet/releases/download/{{ nodelet_release.version }}/nodelet-{{ nodelet_release.version }}.x86_64.{{ nodelet_release.package }}.md5 cli_url: https://github.com/platform9/nodelet/releases/download/{{ nodelet_release.version }}/nodeletctl
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@supreeth90 @xagent003 @roopakparikh Is this change ok from edge-cloud perspective ? This primarily affects usage of nodelet in airctl
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The build process for nodelet produces artifacts whose filename contains an incrementing build number.
This impacts the ability to reliably automate deployment based on the release version tag alone.
Current state:
Preferred state
The preferred state would allow me to programmatically define the release url in an Ansible Jinja2 template:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: