Update dependency syn-commodore to v1.19.0 #73
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This PR contains the following updates:
==1.17.1
->==1.19.0
Release Notes
projectsyn/commodore (syn-commodore)
v1.19.0
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Summary
Hot on the heels of v1.18.0, we're pleased to announce Commodore v1.19.0. This release brings further performance enhancements for Commodore.
The Commodore Docker image now uses our fork of jsonnet-bundler (
jb
), which parallelizes dependency fetching. Additionally, we've updated the Commodore documentation to point to our fork of jsonnet-bundler for local installations.Additionally, we switch to multiprocessing start method
spawn
on Linux. While this doesn't improve runtime, it improves the memory footprint of Commodore, which is especially valuable when running Commodore in CI pipelines.Changes
4 changes since v1.18.0
🚀 Features
🛠️ Minor Changes
spawn
by default (#854)🐛 Fixes
jsonnetfile.json
and catalog commit message (#852)🔗 Dependency Updates
v1.18.0
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Summary
We're pleased to announce Comodore v1.18.0. This release brings significant performance enhancements for Commodore.
The two big performance improvements are that we now fetch Commodore component in parallel (#844) and the Commodore Docker image uses reclass-rs by default (#848).
To use
reclass-rs
when installing Commodore locally, you need to manually patch Kapitan to use the library over its bundled Python reclass implementation. You can do this by running the following commands while the Commodore virtualenv is activated:Changes
16 changes since v1.17.1
🚀 Features
reclass-rs
in Commodore Docker image (#848)🔗 Dependency Updates
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