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modules: Drop 'upstream' from ClusterVersion examples #35567
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/lgtm
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nit: this is an indent issue, because status is a sibling of spec, not a child of spec. But orthogonal to this PR's effort, and this is in _unused_topics anyway, so punting for now.
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@wking We have a known issue [1]. So I get it linked to the bz. |
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@wking During the PR review, we happen to find that the 4.6 cluster is still displayed in 4.7 [1] and 4.8 [2] docs. We are expecting that they have 4.7 and 4.8 cluster displayed in the docs respectively. It's unrelated to this PR, so I'm just confirming with you if you'd like to get it fixed in this PR together. If not, I'm fine to file a bz to track it. Thanks! [1] https://docs.openshift.com/container-platform/4.7/installing/validating-an-installation.html#getting-cluster-version-and-update-details_validating-an-installation |
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I was on the fence, but ended up filing a separate #35601 for that. I'm happy to rebase whichever lands second to resolve the conflict. |
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Similar referenced version issue in modules/update-upgrading-cli.adoc:
[1] https://docs.openshift.com/container-platform/4.6/updating/updating-cluster-cli.html#update-upgrading-cli_updating-cluster-cli |
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Users might want to change the upstream. So it would be better to let them know how to change it by adding a step to describe it in the upgrade doc[1][2]. |
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Above 2 comments are irrelevant to the PR. If you don't want them to be fixed at this point, that's fine and I would be happy to log a bz and ask doc folks to take care of it. Thanks! |
Those should all be hashed out in #35601, or possibly a replacement for that PR, because some of the substitutions I attempted weren't working, per screenshots I attached there.
Maybe. That seems orthogonal to me to this PR removing entries from sections of the doc which are not about |
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Thanks Trevor.
I'll get the details linked to #35601, so that we can get it fixed in that PR together.
Agree. I'll log a bz to track this issue to avoid missing it later on. Then it looks good to me. |
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LGTM. |
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Issues go stale after 90d of inactivity. Mark the issue as fresh by commenting If this issue is safe to close now please do so with /lifecycle stale |
In 4.1, the installer used to explicitly set upstream to our default URI. But in openshift/installer#c9095b34518a0 (data/manifests/bootkube/cvo-overrides: Drop the explicit update, 2020-08-28, openshift/installer#4112), which landed in 4.7 and was not backported, I'd stopped doing that. In clusters born in 4.7 and later, the installer will leave upstream unset, and the cluster-version operator will default to making a reasonable choice. We still need to talk about explicit upstreams in the case where folks are pointing their cluster at a local OpenShift Update Service, but this commit drops the properties where we were incidentally pointing at the default, Red-Hat-hosted location, because explicitly setting that value is an anti-pattern that makes it harder for clusters to adapt if we try to move our default location elsewhere in the future. Also restore a closing brace and dangling comma to clean up after c0fc03d (osdocs-2368: updating 4.8 references to 4.9, 2021-10-01, openshift#36974), which also removed some of the stale 'upstream' references.
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LGTM
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/cherrypick enterprise-4.7 |
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/cherrypick enterprise-4.8 |
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/cherrypick enterprise-4.9 |
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/cherrypick enterprise-4.10 |
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In 4.1, the installer used to explicitly set upstream to our default URI. But in openshift/installer#c9095b34518a0 (openshift/installer#4112), which landed in 4.7 and was not backported, I'd stopped doing that. In clusters born in 4.7 and later, the installer will leave upstream unset, and the cluster-version operator will default to making a reasonable choice.
We still need to talk about explicit upstreams in the case where folks are pointing their cluster at a local OpenShift Update Service, but this commit drops the properties where we were incidentally pointing at the default, Red-Hat-hosted location, because explicitly setting that value is an anti-pattern that makes it harder for clusters to adapt if we try to move our default location elsewhere in the future.