sig-release: Add ci-kubernetes-build-canary to canary release tooling#13340
sig-release: Add ci-kubernetes-build-canary to canary release tooling#13340justaugustus wants to merge 1 commit intokubernetes:masterfrom
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ci-kubernetes-build-canary builds and publishes artifacts to a canary GCS bucket using the tooling on the master branch of kubernetes/release. The goal here is to allow Release Engineering to improve the current toolset without impacting CI for the entire project. While this job should closely mirror the configuration of ci-kubernetes-build, it should differ in a few ways: - runs on CI ref of kubernetes/kubernetes - runs on master branch of kubernetes/release - publishes artifacts to a different GCS bucket - alerts Release Managers instead of the Release Team ref: k/release#816 Signed-off-by: Stephen Augustus <[email protected]>
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Set job to point at kubernetes/release@aa5d559. |
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/area release-eng |
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I'm going to attack this a different way. First attempt at this is here: kubernetes/release#900 /close |
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ci-kubernetes-build-canary builds and publishes artifacts to a canary GCS bucket
using the tooling on the master branch of kubernetes/release. The goal here is
to allow Release Engineering to improve the current toolset without impacting CI
for the entire project.
While this job should closely mirror the configuration of ci-kubernetes-build,
it should differ in a few ways:
ref: kubernetes/release#816
Signed-off-by: Stephen Augustus [email protected]