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On PR deployments, we occasionally show a "New version" message even when the API response from cache.migrations_check doesn't suggest required actions (see screenshot).
It's possible things change recently, we should double-check if this works fine on our side.
Reproduce
Use a non-tagged version of renku-core. E.G. open a PR and use /deploy renku-core=develop #persist and create a new project from that deployment.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
More info: we show the message based on (among the others) dockerfile_renku_status.newer_renku_available.
So far, we use this convention:
true means update
false means no-update
null means there might be an update
We should consider null as "we don't have enough information on the project version" and show such a message.
This should not happen in production (unless the project is very old) but it's common on our dev cluster
Description
On PR deployments, we occasionally show a "New version" message even when the API response from
cache.migrations_check
doesn't suggest required actions (see screenshot).It's possible things change recently, we should double-check if this works fine on our side.
Reproduce
Use a non-tagged version of renku-core. E.G. open a PR and use
/deploy renku-core=develop #persist
and create a new project from that deployment.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: