build: make the CSV package-name configurable #86
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By setting PACKAGE_NAME as an variable for the `make generate bundle` command, the default "csi-addons" name can be adjusted. This is useful to prevent conflicts while installing the component, specially when products want to include their tested version of the CSI-Addons bundle. Signed-off-by: Niels de Vos <[email protected]>
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cleanup: update OWNERS_ALIASES
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By setting PACKAGE_NAME as an variable for the
make generate bundlecommand, the default "csi-addons" name can be adjusted. This is useful
to prevent conflicts while installing the component, specially when
products want to include their tested version of the CSI-Addons bundle.