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kubefirst internal release automation that produces release notes and a tag during the release process should be promoted to the community open source platform.
Why is it needed?
when a product releases a chart, it's traceable to the codebase through the container's naming convention including the sha1, however a more prominent approach for trunk based development is to tag the main branch of the repository at the point of release, generating a release and release notes to host in github or gitlab ecosystems. they could obviously add this themselves, but i think it would be appreciated by most to instead remove if they want to opt out. i think we should be promoting this as a standard in our example ci starting point.
Is this missing feature preventing you from using kubefirst?
Yes
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What is your feature idea?
kubefirst internal release automation that produces release notes and a tag during the release process should be promoted to the community open source platform.
Why is it needed?
when a product releases a chart, it's traceable to the codebase through the container's naming convention including the sha1, however a more prominent approach for trunk based development is to tag the main branch of the repository at the point of release, generating a release and release notes to host in github or gitlab ecosystems. they could obviously add this themselves, but i think it would be appreciated by most to instead remove if they want to opt out. i think we should be promoting this as a standard in our example ci starting point.
Is this missing feature preventing you from using kubefirst?
Code of Conduct
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: