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0.1.1 release #133

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dalehamel opened this issue Oct 22, 2020 · 4 comments
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0.1.1 release #133

dalehamel opened this issue Oct 22, 2020 · 4 comments

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@dalehamel
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It's been a year since the last release, and we are planning some changes that may be non-backwards compatible.

We'd like to ship a 0.1.1 release with the current behavior, but make the following changes first:

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Once #131 is merged I can update #130 to latest tag and should be good to go.

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leodido commented Oct 28, 2020

Ok for me +1

Can we use GitHub milestones for releases, please? 🙇

https://github.com/iovisor/kubectl-trace/milestones

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@leodido works for me, looks like the issues in there are out of date though, so we should cut a specific milestone for the next release.

This one here is to basically cut and update a proper 0.1.0 release but since it’s been about a year since the pre-release I think 0.1.1 is appropriate.

Our main goal with this release is to ensure the stable, available version doesn’t depend on floating tag references to the trace runner, so we can make changes to the trace runner without worrying about breaking old, released versions. We don’t really want to add new functionality on this release, most of the issues are just CI work and chores like version bumps

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Released this as v0.1.2 due to issues publishing v0.1.1 initially to the krew index

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