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Make krel fast-forward
work for other repositories like k/website
#3380
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this will require some code changes I will start working on this part |
adapt krel/ff to run with other repositories that are not only k/k
not yet done |
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There is a sync job in place which fast-forwards the kubernetes/kubernetes
release-1.x
branch frommaster
until the final (non-prerelease) tag exists on it. The job runs periodically in prow and does basically nothing when we're not in code freeze: https://testgrid.k8s.io/sig-release-releng-blocking#git-repo-kubernetes-fast-forwardThe idea is to re-use the logic for other repositories like
k/website
to sync the documentation development branch during the release cycle. We have to make the tool more flexible from a CLI perspective and double check the code paths for possible adaptations.The entrypoint for the code of
krel fast-forward
is there: https://github.com/kubernetes/release/blob/master/cmd/krel/cmd/ff.goThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: