chore: back-ports api base path fix #5341
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Back-ports a fix for the API base path detection (kumahq/kuma-gui@4c56659) into
release-2.x
for the patch version release of Kuma 2.0.1.Signed-off-by: Philipp Rudloff philipp.rudloff@konghq.com
Mode details
f2d11a1ed8ab706b51bdec1b468e53cf32e6c6a2
which includes Kuma GUI atf3dba73d4c264b094b6b351a8b44f2d5a0dc4ecb
4c5665947bb033eea8f1b2e9c86a01d65569226f
.Creating
kuma-2.0.1
with fix:cd kuma-gui git fetch origin git switch master git reset --hard f3dba73d4c264b094b6b351a8b44f2d5a0dc4ecb git switch --create kuma-2.0.1 git cherry-pick 4c5665947bb033eea8f1b2e9c86a01d65569226f
Building distribution files:
cd kuma-gui git switch kuma-2.0.1 yarn install yarn run build
Preparing PR for Kuma:
Testing changes:
Checklist prior to review
[ ] The PR does not hardcode values that might break projects that depend on kuma (e.g. "kumahq" as a image registry) --[ ] The PR will work for both Linux and Windows, system specific functions likesyscall.Mkfifo
have equivalent implementation on the other OS --[ ] Unit Tests --[ ] E2E Tests --[ ] Manual Universal Tests --[ ] Manual Kubernetes Tests --[ ] Do you need to updateUPGRADE.md
? --> Changelog:
entry here or add aci/
label to run fewer/more tests? No