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Fetch calico manifests from release artifacts #2149
Fetch calico manifests from release artifacts #2149
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does this get fetched everytime? can us a file locally prevent that?
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Everytime. The issue I'm trying to deal with is having to fetch it everytime vs. making sure generated files aren't outdated. If we don't fetch it how do we know the base manifest wasn't manually edited?
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can we drop a symlink to a versioned file name, to check if it is been downloaded and do a diff with previous version on the file to determine if it was changed?
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Are you saying looking at a previous git version to compare the file? our CI just checks out the branch it's running on, we don't have any precedent with comparing things in previous versions... If I make it compare with "main" it wouldn't be accurate once this gets put into a release branch if we want to do a backport and the main file has changed.
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looking at the durations in job history for make verify (https://prow.k8s.io/job-history/gs/kubernetes-jenkins/pr-logs/directory/pull-cluster-api-provider-azure-verify) it doesn't look like this is adding that much extra time compared to previous runs, we're talking about ~ 1 minute difference so if we can't find a way around it I think we can take the hit
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I was thinking from a developer experience perspective since generate flavors calls this:
cluster-api-provider-azure/Makefile
Line 437 in 35782aa
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Here's the diff on my machine (it's pretty slow so might be faster for others):
I was using the
make verify
job for comparison because it runs a fullmake generate
(which includesmake generate-flavors
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It seems to add about six seconds to the related make targets, at least for me. I think that's acceptable.