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Updating makefiles so we can push staging images to gcr.io/k8s-staging/gmsa-webhook #59

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Signed-off-by: Mark Rossetti [email protected]

Updating our build files so we can push images to gcr.io/k8s-staging-gmsa-webhook from PROW jobs (which don't exist yet).
I'm adding make release-staging which will build and push the images to the staging repository.

Running make image_build and make image_push will continue to build/push images to sigwindowstools/k8s-windows-gmsa-webhook.

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/assign @jsturtevant @phillipsj

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After this merges I will make a PROW job to build these images

- TAG=${_GIT_TAG}
- PULL_BASE_REF=${_PULL_BASE_REF}
args:
- cd admission-webhook && make release-staging
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I am not familiar with the promotion flow here. This will push an image every time we merge a PR to main branch? Does the test-infra job then promote the image to the non-staging repository? How do we promote only on a tagged version?

We should run at least unit tests and one integration test before promoting.

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The test infra job triggers the workflow which pushes staging images to gcr.io/k8s-staging-gmsa-webhook.
We can configure the triggers for the test infra job but most of the jobs do run on every PR merge into main.

We don't have a workflow for promoting images at the moment.

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my guess is we probably want the workflow for promoting image to trigger on tag pushes or pushes to release branches.

yes this makes sense.

So the workflow here is:

  • pr merges
  • Prow post submit job triggers the cloudbuild which pushes to staging repository
  • when we create tag image is promoted to official image (to be done in follow pr)

I guess we don't need the tests here then and looks like it common to simply build the image in the cloudbuild.yaml file but could we add a small section to the contributing readme so we have this documented?

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How about I add it to the release.md?

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I filed #60 and will document the release process in another PR.
The current release process is just a template and does not even reflect the process for releasing images to the old dockerhub account :(

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/lgtm

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