You can release a new version by creating a tag in all the assisted-installer repositories.
- Update the assisted-installer.yaml with the relevant git hash.
- Build the docker image, locally:
make local-update
- Execute the release image
docker run -v $(pwd)/assisted-installer.yaml:/assisted-installer.yaml -v $HOME/.netrc:/root/.netrc -it assisted-installer-deployment:local -t <tag>
Run the following commands for more details:
./tools/triage/add_triage_signature.py --help
- Make sure you are connected to Red Hat VPN (for logs download).
There is now a facility to deep search for issues matching a content regex and a path regex
- Browse to Jira Personal Access Tokens to Create a new access token.
- Configure environment variable:
export JIRA_ACCESS_TOKEN=<token>
When using skipper, some characters must be escaped.
skipper run ticket_search --content_search "This is a match" --days=7 --path_search "\(.*\)" > data/reports/must-gather.json
Or if you prefer not to escape chars
skipper shell # (to open a shell)
ticket_search --content_search "This is a match" --days=7 --path_search "(.*)" > data/reports/must-gather.json
skipper run ticket_search --content_search "openshift/must-gather" --days=7 --path_search "\(.*version$\)" > data/reports/must-gather.json
Or if you prefer not to escape chars
skipper shell # (to open a shell)
ticket_search --content_search "openshift/must-gather" --days=7 --path_search "(.*version$)" > data/reports/must-gather.json
# Set the appropriate container command
export container_command=docker
# or
export container_command=podman
# Run this once to build the ticket search container
make build_image
# Run a search like this, you will need to escape chars such as brackets
make ticket_search c="openshift/must-gather" p="\(.version*\)" | jq