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Kill all references to CI builds of release-1.0 and release-1.1 #274

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This eliminates any job that builds release-1.0 or release-1.1, and any job that tries to pull those releases from CI buckets.

This also reverts #256, since the combination of kubernetes/kubernetes#28172, kubernetes/kubernetes#28193 and kubernetes/kubernetes#28792 are now present in release-1.2 forward.

This eliminates any job that builds release-1.0 or release-1.1, and
any job that tries to pull those releases from CI buckets.
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spxtr commented Jul 12, 2016

Do you also want to remove upgrade jobs?

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Unless I'm crazy, the upgrade jobs start from release versions. We need to support them for a bit longer. I can kill the 1.0 job possibly, though.

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I looked at the upgrade jobs, and they're still pulling from the CI bucket. That's actually fine - they'll just get the last job we built. I could kill the release-1.0 upgrades if you want, though. Thoughts?

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Let's continue and leave the upgrade jobs in there for now. They'll keep pulling the last CI build that was built, which is fine, and I verified they're already pulling from gs://kubernetes-release-dev/ci. If anyone needs to go back and continue updating tests, we can reinstate the build job, but I think the upgrade jobs need some fair amount of work anyways.

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spxtr commented Jul 12, 2016

Seems reasonable either way. If the 1.0-1.2 upgrade job is broken, will anyone even notice or care?

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We should be looking at it. The problem is that needs to be a supported path for GKE.

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spxtr commented Jul 12, 2016

OK, sounds good. PR looks good to me but I'm not too familiar with what's going on.

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Cool. Merging so it has a chance to burn.

@zmerlynn zmerlynn merged commit d6870b2 into kubernetes:master Jul 12, 2016
@zmerlynn zmerlynn deleted the die-1.1-die branch July 12, 2016 21:44
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spxtr commented Jul 12, 2016

Hah, because build artifacts are owned by root, Jenkins can't delete the build-1.0 job. I'll do it manually.

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