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Kubernetes: Correct artifact path location #28122
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I've tested these changes in JVM and native, but I'd appreciate if you have another round to ensure that it works the same for Native before merging @michalvavrik. |
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Hello @Sgitario , unfortunately we are having cluster issues today, but I check once I can. |
Thank you for the fix btw. |
I run tests - reproducer in JVM and Quarkus QE TS in JVM/native are fixed. Reproduced failed in native mode, but it also failed when I run it with current main (exception looks not related). |
It seems that the current solution introduces build cycle issues: |
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Is this now ready to go @Sgitario ? |
From my point of view, yes +1 |
Adding dependencies like `quarkus-openshift` and `quarkus-kubernetes-config` might lead into running the kubernetes processor when the JAR file is not correct yet. With these changes, we'll get always the correct artifact. Fix quarkusio#28108
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LGTM
Adding dependencies like
quarkus-openshift
andquarkus-kubernetes-config
might lead to running the Kubernetes processor when the JAR file is not correct yet.With these changes, we'll get always the correct artifact.
Fix #28108