Starting with v2.0.0, the source-watcher controller implements the ArtifactGenerator API which allows Flux users to:

• 🔗 Compose multiple Flux sources (GitRepository, OCIRepository, Bucket) into a single deployable artifact
• 📦 Decompose monorepos into multiple independent artifacts with separate deployment lifecycles
• 🎯 Optimize reconciliation by only triggering updates when specific paths change
• 🏗️ Structure complex deployments from distributed sources maintained by different teams

In order to make it easy for Flux users to deploy source-watcher, we should include it in the official distribution as an optional component (the same way we do for image-reflector-controller and image-automation-controller).

Tasks:

• Make source-watcher conform to the GitOps Toolkit standards
• Release source-watcher/api/v2 and source-watcher v2.0.0
• Add source-watcher to the distribution manifests (CRDs, service, deployment, RBAC)
• Allow installing source-watcher with flux install --components-extra source-watcher
• Add source-watcher to bootstrap with flux bootstrap --components-extra source-watcher
• Add flux export|get|tree artifact generator commands
• Add source-watcher to the GitHub workflow that automates the manifests updates
• Add the source-watcher API and controller documentation to the website
• Add source-watcher to the script that automates the API docs update on the website