Only create marketplace publish after container image have been published

[pjuarezd]

This way we do make generate-openshift-manifests after Harsha published the containers.

This is the Release flow proposal

flowchart TD
    A[Creaete Operator release PR\n 'RELEASE=x.x.x.x make release'] --> B(Publish containers)
    B --> C[publish containers\n 'goreleaser release']
    C --> D[Generate redhat catalog manifests PR\n'make generate-openshift-manifests']
    D --> G[Create redhat-marketplace-operators PR\nfor certification]
    G --> I[Merge PR. Automated by RedHat when accepted]
    D --> H[Create certified-operators PR\nfor certification]
    H --> J[Merge PR. Automated by RedHat when accepted]
    I --> N[Merge redhat catalog manifests PR]
    J --> N
    C --> E[Generate helm chart release PR\n'make helm-reindex']
    E --> L[Merge helm chart release PR]
    C --> F[Generate AWS Marketplace release PR in miniohq/eks-integration\n'GENVERSION_OPERATOR=vx.x.x make genversion']
    F --> O[merge eks-integration PR \nTis will publish Operator to AWS Marketplace]
    C --> P[Publish to Azure Marketplace?]
    C --> Q[Publish to Google Marketplace?]

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[cniackz]

@pjuarezd, this is a great idea! Thank you very much for the diagram; it explains the process really well. Approved!

[cniackz]

I just re-executed the 'test-tenant-upgrade' test because it was failing. I have a feeling there might be a change breaking the test, possibly related to a different PR. Let me investigate...

[pjuarezd]

I just re-executed the 'test-tenant-upgrade' test because it was failing. I have a feeling there might be a change breaking the test, possibly related to a different PR. Let me investigate...

Thank you @cniackz!

[cniackz]

The fix is in this PR: #2085:

[cniackz]

The fix for Tenant Tests On Kind / test-tenant-upgrade (1.21.x, ubuntu-latest) (pull_request) test is in #2087

[ramondeklein]

LGTM, but some minor remarks.

[ramondeklein]

@pjuarezd Just another suggestion is that you can also use Mermaid to integrate flowcharts (and other diagrams) directly into GitHub (see docs). Live editor is available on https://mermaid.live.

[pjuarezd]

@pjuarezd Just another suggestion is that you can also use Mermaid to integrate flowcharts (and other diagrams) directly into GitHub (see docs). Live editor is available on https://mermaid.live.

Thank you!, I will use it on following graphs!

[ramondeklein]

LGTM