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(WIP) Implement KLT -> Keptn name change #1848
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I am in favour of moving on from "v1" and making the distinction clearer. There is precedence here too. Flux did it with flux2 (see discussion later) and I'm sure other projects have too. I don't believe this will work (as currently proposed) for several reasons:
Flux Moves to v2: TimelineIf we look at the timeline for flux's move from v1 to v2. As far as I can interpret:
That's just over 2 years end-to-end and 18 months after feature parity between v1 and v2 was achieved. CCing some others who may have a viewpoint / opinion on this: @staceypotter @thschue @bradmccoydev |
There was a KEP to discuss this: keptn/enhancement-proposals#100
Thanks for your input. I suggest discussing this with @DavidPHirsch and @staceypotter
The EOL promise is not few weeks, but we have at least to announce EOL 3 months in advance
I agree with this 👍 |
Official announcement: https://keptn.slack.com/archives/CFH4VK9GT/p1691758857265069 |
Goal
<what do we want to achieve?>
Problem
The product developed under the "Keptn Lifecycle Toolkit", KLT, etc has an official release name of "Keptn".
Technical Details
The documentation using the new product name needs to be published on 7 September 2023 in coordination with the blog post and announcements.
NO changes will be made to the docs other than those necessary to support the name change during this process. Inevitably, we will uncover some pieces that need work; we will file issues for anything requiring significant work to ensure that we can complete this process quickly.
DoD
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