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update: Change default to server-side generated revision names (extended) #1240
update: Change default to server-side generated revision names (extended) #1240
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@maximilien could I get this stamped please ? This is the PR that we talked about at the WG call, but a version that should be more robust (and irons out also my corner case). It checks now the generation's first before going into a wait loop. This should be much more robust as we did before anyway. I would need this PR to be merged to continue with the 0.21 release (i will release the plugins then tomorrow, but would like to kick of the auto-release for kn already) |
@navidshaikh could you please approve + lgtm this PR ? When merged, I wold then kickoff the kn release. |
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/lgtm
/approve
The changelog fix can be done in a follow up.
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Ah, good point. Fixed (and need another stamp now ;-) |
@navidshaikh Also stupid clabot needs some love again :) thanks ! |
@googlebot I fixed it. |
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@googlebot I fixed it. |
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/lgtm |
Maybe If not, I'm going squash everything and push again |
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@googlebot I consent. |
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@rhuss : lets squash and push again |
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@navidshaikh done. Hopefully we are at the last stamp ;-) |
/lgtm |
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Fixes #1144.
This is an extension of #1236 with better handling for service updates. If tests are passing then this PR should be merged instead of #1236