Michael Bridgen

Results 87 issues of Michael Bridgen

Sometimes the image ref or tag (or digest) is part of a longer string in a field value. For example, in a container argument: ```yaml kind: Pod spec: containers: -...

enhancement

It would be quite handy to be able to use a tool to mark all the uses of an image, rather than having to go and add the markers yourself.

enhancement

When replacing images in a workload, it'd be good to keep the format that the workload itself uses, and just replace the tag (or digest, if that's supported). E.g., if...

enhancement

Sometimes people want to use the image digest rather than (or as well as?) the tag. Assuming https://github.com/fluxcd/image-reflector-controller/issues/87, this controller could add extra setters for the digest (e.g., `sha256:abc123...` of...

enhancement

Not sure how relevant these are, since envtest is pretty viable. But at least think a bit about it ...

This picks up a handful of changes to the API, and now includes (due to https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/pull/9973) documentation for the InvokeOptions type. Achieved with: ```bash ./scripts/update_repos.sh pulumi # update the git...

If I do `pulumi new kubernetes-javascript` then edit `index.js` so that it creates a vanilla provider and uses it to create the (example code) deployment: ```javascript "use strict"; const k8s...

kind/bug

The controller usually returns an error when it exits `.Reconcile(...)` early. But most of the time, it is because the Stack resource cannot be processed as specified, rather than an...

impact/usability
kind/bug

From #278: | WATCH_NAMESPACE | outcome | expected? | |----|-----|----| | missing | crashloop with log message about requiring WATCH_NAMESPACE | unclear, I would expect it to watch all namespaces...

kind/enhancement

As reported in https://github.com/fluxcd/image-reflector-controller/pull/165#discussion_r694677790, sending an event on every successful scan is considered too spammy. Consider e.g., limiting those events to just the scans that discover new tags.