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Use go install for Iter8 #1458

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Alan-Cha opened this issue May 10, 2023 · 1 comment · Fixed by iter8-tools/docs#86
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Use go install for Iter8 #1458

Alan-Cha opened this issue May 10, 2023 · 1 comment · Fixed by iter8-tools/docs#86
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Excerpt from #1448:

Use go install for Iter8. go install is a powerful command that supports multiple architectures, minor version prefixes, SHA/commit-id based install, as well as installations from PR branches, and latest already. This means, we don't need binaries, homebrew, and GitHub action for Iter8 install.

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sriumcp commented May 15, 2023

  • We will no longer create assets:
  • Wherever we use Iter8 GitHub action (e.g., ), we change it so that we go install iter8. Specifically, instead of - uses: iter8-tools/[email protected], we simply do -run: "go install github.com/iter8-tools/[email protected]" -- this needs to happen in a few places in our CI, because we are using Iter8 GitHub Action in a few places in the CI.
  • Remove action.yaml that supports the Iter8 Github Action
  • Make changes to Iter8 CLI install section/descriptions everywhere in iter8.tools
  • We still want to tell users (in iter8.tools website) how to use Iter8 within their GitHub action workflow: so modify iter8.tools documentation to use go install github.com/iter8-tools/[email protected]

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