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perform iso5 release #3564

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sanderr opened this issue Dec 10, 2021 · 1 comment
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perform iso5 release #3564

sanderr opened this issue Dec 10, 2021 · 1 comment
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@sanderr
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sanderr commented Dec 10, 2021

Things that need to go in after RC1

TODO

After major release

  • Make sure https://docs.inmanta.com/inmanta-service-orchestrator/ redirects to the newly released version.
  • Mention the new major release on the website https://inmanta.com/resources/docs/ (Ask Wouter or Bart)
  • Set up dependabot for the new branches: on master, update the config to enable dependabot updates for master and the newly
    created named iso branch. Disable it for the previously listed iso branch because that one should only receive security
    updates (inmanta/irt#512). Merge the config change using the merge tool, which acts as a guard against accidental branch
    divergence.
  • Update the following pipelines to run against the newly released version:
    • pytest-inmanta-lsm
    • vscode-inmanta
    • inmanta-sphinx
    • docker-pytest
  • Update the traffic light config in the infra model to include the newly created named iso branches for all relevant
    pipelines. Disable traffic light reporting for iso versions support was dropped for, if any.
  • Update the iso and infra modules to include the new version so orchestrator instances can be launched from the
    management orchestrator.
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Hey team! Please add your planning poker estimate with ZenHub @sanderr @arnaudsjs @FloLey @bartv

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