Releases vs. tags #656
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At the moment, the latest release is v0.7.4 but the latest tag is v0.8.0. Which version should I use? |
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pintohutch
Oct 30, 2023
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Hey @Zebradil - excellent question! The answer to your question is: use the latest non-release candidate (non- The longer answer: we hold off on promoting a "Tag" to a "Release" until that version is readily available as an upgrade target in the GKE Regular release channel. The reason being: when people ask how they can upgrade to the latest version, we can provide a recommended path forward (i.e. cc @lyanco |
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Hey @Zebradil - excellent question!
The answer to your question is: use the latest non-release candidate (non-
rc.Csuffix) tag.The longer answer: we hold off on promoting a "Tag" to a "Release" until that version is readily available as an upgrade target in the GKE Regular release channel.
The reason being: when people ask how they can upgrade to the latest version, we can provide a recommended path forward (i.e.
gcloud container clusters upgrade) for those on GKE that will capture a majority of users.cc @lyanco