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Hi, it seems there are a lot of breaking changes to be expected with the release of v8.0.0. Is there some roadmap or ETA when the release of v8.0.0 might be expected? Would you recommand to start a new project for production use with v7 or do you expect already enough reliability with the current v8 prerelease? (Of course additional api breaking changes are still to be expected when starting to use the v8 prerelease now.) |
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Hey @PSanetra Yes, there will be a lot of breaking changes, however, most of them should be fairly easy to migrate. For example: there are more packages than just "KubeOps". There is no fixed ETA, but at the time of writing this comment, I'm near the point of feature-equality to v7. Let's see how much time I can use in the near future ;-) For new projects I suggest - if you don't need webhooks - to use the v8 since it will be the new way of the SDK. There are no future API breaks planned for controllers and events. What is left for v8:
What is left for v8, but is not important for the v8 release:
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Hey @buehler, now that we're in mid January, how is the the release of v8 looking? Is there a predicted potential release date? |
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Hey @PSanetra
Yes, there will be a lot of breaking changes, however, most of them should be fairly easy to migrate.
Feature wise, there are no breaks but the general "way of the sdk" did change a lot.
For example: there are more packages than just "KubeOps".
There is no fixed ETA, but at the time of writing this comment, I'm near the point of feature-equality to v7. Let's see how much time I can use in the near future ;-)
For new projects I suggest - if you don't need webhooks - to use the v8 since it will be the new way of the SDK. There are no future API breaks planned for controllers and events.
What is left for v8: