Ensure version tag matches deployed version #821
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When overriding `image.tag` the version label should also show the correct version. Previously, the label would always be AppVersion, even if the user had provided a different image tag (thus deploying a different Nextcloud version). With this change, the version is always first derived from the image tag and only from AppVersion if not tag was provided. For the "nextcloud.image" helper this was already the case, now the "version" label on all resources also does this. Signed-off-by: Florian Ruechel <code@inexplicity.de>
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Signed-off-by: Florian Ruechel <code@inexplicity.de>
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@wrenix Good catch, thanks! Fixed now |
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Description of the change
When overriding
image.tagthe version label should also show the correct version. Previously, the label would always be AppVersion, even if the user had provided a different image tag (thus deploying a different Nextcloud version).With this change, the version is always first derived from the image tag and only from AppVersion if not tag was provided. For the "nextcloud.image" helper this was already the case, now the "version" label on all resources also does this.
Benefits
Version label always represents deployed image tag.
Possible drawbacks
If user's have specified a different version through the image tag then all of their resources' version label will change, causing a re-deployment. However, no difference in functionality should be observed and no user action is needed. That is, this is a backwards-compatible change.
Applicable issues
N/A
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Chart.yamlaccording to semver.