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mwallschlaeger avatar mwallschlaeger commented on June 18, 2024

yes we should rethink the whole release and versioning part. Until yesterday i thought i would be a good idea to stick the version with the geonode versions. But after working on the artifacthub.io integration, I changed my mind.

I would suggest to start with a new release 0.1 which targets the latest official geonode container and document this inside the release notes. and then from there on make new releases and test define which version can be run with which release. Maybe at some point a geonode-k8s release can also run multiple geonode version.

What do you think about that?

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ridoo avatar ridoo commented on June 18, 2024

What insights did make you change your mind regarding versioning?

The chart itself can have bugs, too, which have to fixed. I agree to decouple Chart version scheme from the GeoNode scheme. However, GeoNode version should be used for the appVersion field.

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mwallschlaeger avatar mwallschlaeger commented on June 18, 2024

let my try to scatter the helm chart use-case:

  1. Users referencing to the chart helm repo add geonode https://zalf-rdm.github.io/geonode-k8s/ and are then bounded to a specific geonode-k8s release. This is further bind to a fixed appVersion (geonode version)
  2. so if we add new features to the helm-chart but the target geonode version did not change. We need to increase the helm-chart release version. Users can then change to version of the repo in their charts.yaml to a newer version.
  3. at some point if the geonode version has increased, we can apply mandatory changes to the helm chart without or with adding new features the chart. This will then end up in a new geonode-k8s release with a higher appVersion.

release notes must always contain geonode app versions. so older geonode versions can be deployed with older chart version. As i wrote before i would prepare a new release 0.1.0, as soon as we have the following issues fixed: #27, #51

@ridoo what do you think?

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ridoo avatar ridoo commented on June 18, 2024

sounds good. What speaks against 1.0.0? I think you made a good starting point already.

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ridoo avatar ridoo commented on June 18, 2024

@mwallschlaeger This issue can be closed IMO

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