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also update docopts
added a process.exit inside undeploy. Added missing license header on info.js and syncDeployInfo.js. Added icons on error messages
Added ingressclass config as specified in issue #173
feat: ingressclass config
…or the slim setup
[FEATURE] Add support for seaweedfs in config tasks
added support to ops admin adduser for seaweedfs
- fixed task ops update secrets and ops update apply - fixed ops admin adduser - support for seaweedfs - fixed typos in ops config disable (milvus and registry
various fixes
this commit integrates system-api with builder support
added a param F for eventually specify custom flags in user creation. Useful to create custom users without all services
Internal registry
chore: support for flags in nuvolaris add-user
operator upgraded to 0.1.0-incubating.2510012114
replaced $OPS and ops debug util kube ctl with ops and kubectl
fix: fixed systemapi tasks
Problem:
- ops setup cluster fails with 'spec.registry.auth.password: Required value'
- REGISTRY_CONFIG_SECRET_PUSH_PULL variable is often not set
- Users must manually export the variable before running ops
Solution:
- Add default value 'changeme-registry' using bash parameter expansion
- Change: password: $REGISTRY_CONFIG_SECRET_PUSH_PULL
- To: password: ${REGISTRY_CONFIG_SECRET_PUSH_PULL:-changeme-registry}
Impact:
- ops setup cluster now works without manual variable export
- Maintains backward compatibility (variable can still override default)
- Improves user experience for new installations
Tested on MicroK8s cluster with operator version 0.1.0-incubating.2510012114
Implement project specific undeploy command
fix kind config and update admin api
extra config user dependent for deploy
reworked ingress
Fixes for race conditions and more
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how can we test it? |
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How to testOpen a terminal. Let's say that you want to set the PostgreSQL password. With the old configurator, you have to run the command below: ops -config POSTGRES_PASSWORD=Pi3m7Oqdq5ck There should be no output here. To read the current value: ops -config POSTGRES_PASSWORD The output should be Pi3m7Oqdq5ck Now from the util/config/configurator folder run the interactive tool with the command bun run start -- all-config-parameters.toml and navigate to postgresql, then set the password to AAAABBBB (password characters are hidden)
After the tool applied the configuration, you can run again the command needed to show the value of the POSTGRES_PASSWORD parameter: ops -config POSTGRES_PASSWORD The output should be AAAABBBB |
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