[release-1.37] update metadata to 1.37.2 release#4140
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that generated files failure shows diff IMHO is wrong, that bundle contains a 1.38 build. I don't remember how do we normally handle this chicken/egg issue of updating version but not having a bundle with the correct version at the same time? (do we just force merge this one and then do another PR with make generated-files that will use a proper CI bundle ? |
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Trying to fix that by not having the bundle there at all, and only adding the on-cluster-built bundle here: https://github.com/openshift-knative/serverless-operator/pull/4140/changes#diff-d6ee23a8f1c82d66144020b6ba63537a521631d860104bf14f1a2a6e717eb1d3R79 AFAIK, the index image as built in prow is not used anywhere, so it should not matter that that index image will not have the current bundle there at all. (but let's see) (catalogsource.bash has two paths: one that uses the on-cluster build of index, and the other that uses the konflux index.. we should probabl just not build the index in prow at all) (we can put it back once we have a bundle for 1.37.2 built in konflux) |
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Opening #4142 to fix that flaky " eventtransform.go:75: failed to create resource the server could not find the requested resource" kitchensink-upgrade problem in main first. |
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