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Currently, installing DevWorkspace Operator through OLM is impossible on architectures other than amd64. This is because the operatorframework.io/arch.[arm64,ppc64le,s390x]: supported label is missing the clusterserviceversion (see here and here for more info on multi-arch Operators).
How To Reproduce
Get access to a PPC, IBM Z or arm64 OpenShift Cluster (cluster bot allows for arm64)
From the DWO repo, run make register_catalogsource
Visit OperatorHub
See that DevWorkspace Operator is not available in OperatorHub
If you go to the DWO PackageManifest of DWO, you'll see that only amd64 is supported (which is the default value that is automatically set by the Operator Framework)
Description
Currently, installing DevWorkspace Operator through OLM is impossible on architectures other than amd64. This is because the
operatorframework.io/arch.[arm64,ppc64le,s390x]: supported
label is missing the clusterserviceversion (see here and here for more info on multi-arch Operators).How To Reproduce
make register_catalogsource
Expected behavior
DWO should be installable on s390x, arm64 and ppc64le clusters.
Additional context
Downstream issue
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