Anton Gilgur
Anton Gilgur
There's a PR out above: #12573. That will almost certainly make it into the next patch release, 3.5.5
Note that for Argo 3.4 and 3.5, we do need to support some older k8s versions per the [support matrix](https://argo-workflows.readthedocs.io/en/release-3.5/releases/#kubernetes-compatibility-matrix), so any deps have to allow for some version skew...
> the grpc-gateway v1 no longer has security patches We may want to split another issue for `grpc-gateway` as well, which also seems like it might be quite an undertaking...
Allow users to selectively retry specific failed nodes instead of retrying all failed nodes at once.
Retrying specific nodes is already possible, see #12005 for an example
Allow users to selectively retry specific failed nodes instead of retrying all failed nodes at once.
> I alse [sic] want the argo-cli support Skip operation, which support skipping the specific failed nodes and modifying the outputs. Please keep feature requests on-topic to 1 per issue....
Allow users to selectively retry specific failed nodes instead of retrying all failed nodes at once.
> [#12005 ](https://github.com/argoproj/argo-workflows/discussions/12005) the retry of specific nodes here only supports specifying successful nodes, and it's not possible to specify failed nodes. The default behavior of `retry` is to only...
Allow users to selectively retry specific failed nodes instead of retrying all failed nodes at once.
> @jswxstw The issue can be partially resolved by using [ A || A.failed ], but it is overly automated. Yes, this would be one of way of implementing it....
Allow users to selectively retry specific failed nodes instead of retrying all failed nodes at once.
> Using` --node-field-selector` alone does not actually take effect; it still retries all failed nodes. Yea that sounds like a bug, afaik, `--node-field-selector` is supposed to be able to be...
Allow users to selectively retry specific failed nodes instead of retrying all failed nodes at once.
> hi，Is there still a problem with the PR corresponding to this issue? Yes. You can use the "request a review" function on GitHub when you've made iterations. Also, please...
Usually the process is that someone does initial reviews and if it's not an approver, we wait for an approver to then approve and merge. Workflows doesn't have many active...