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operator-framework/operator-sdk-ansible-util: A collection of Ansible assets for use with Ansible-based operators built with the operator-sdk.

A collection of Ansible assets for use with Ansible-based operators built with the operator-sdk.

https://galaxy.ansible.com/operator_sdk/util

ansible-galaxy collection install operator_sdk.util

ansible-galaxy collection install operator_sdk-util-0.0.1.tar.gz -p ~/.ansible/collections

To run sanity tests locally, run

To run the molecule integration tests, ensure you have molecule and the kubernetes python client installed and run

To perform a release, do the following steps:

1. Branch:

   • If this is a z-stream bump, checkout the minor version release branch.
   • If this is a minor version bump, create a new branch release-<semantic-version-number>. For example: release-0.3.

2. Change the version in Makefile and galaxy.yml to the new semantic version.

3. Run make build to generate a zip of the release.

4. If it's a minor version bump, open a pull request against the master branch of the main repository.

5. Once the pull request to master merged, push a tag that named by the semantic version number of this release. Ex: v0.3.1

6. Draft a release on that tag. The release notes should list the changes since the last release, as well as a zip of the current version.

7. Publish the collection using:

$ make release GALAXY_API_KEY=...

You can find your galaxy api key at https://galaxy.ansible.com/me/preferences

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