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feat: add crossplane 1.15
- add crossplane 1.15
- add upbound aws 1.x versions
need some help please. The CI is failing on crossplane.
I think the problem is that https://doc.crds.dev/raw/github.com/upbound/[email protected] returns 502, there are a lot of CRDs for the AWS provider which causes a timeout.
I think the problem is that https://doc.crds.dev/raw/github.com/upbound/[email protected] returns 502, there are a lot of CRDs for the AWS provider which causes a timeout.
Thanks @mikael-lindstrom. I have replaced doc.crds.dev with the github urls. It is long list of crds but it works I think. does it makes sense to you?
Makes sense as a workaround to me, though the CRD list seems pretty hard to maintain. Not sure if there is any other way to solve it without adding new functionality, maybe the maintainers have some ideas?
Makes sense as a workaround to me, though the CRD list seems pretty hard to maintain. Not sure if there is any other way to solve it without adding new functionality, maybe the maintainers have some ideas?
raised an issue on their repo 🤞🏽
@mikael-lindstrom - Is it okay to release this with this workaround and when we have answers on this issue, we can fix it here as well?
@mikael-lindstrom - Is it okay to release this with this workaround and when we have answers on this issue, we can fix it here as well?
I cannot make that call since I'm not a maintainer but maybe @Duologic can assist?
Running CI...
I do not see a big problem in this but Crossplane pushes the boundaries quite a bit. We might want to look at different solutions in the mid-term. Maybe a git subtree or something like that.
@Duologic ping on this one - I don't see a significant blocker on getting this merged. Wdyt?
I think the problem is that https://doc.crds.dev/raw/github.com/upbound/[email protected] returns 502, there are a lot of CRDs for the AWS provider which causes a timeout.
Looks like this resolved now but broken again after 1.9.0 :(
I've made a commit that generates that list, isn't flexible enough yet to support multiple versions but it's a start.