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If you pull deploy.sh from a release branch, by default you should get the source.tar.gz associated with that branch. But that's not what currently happens because the default version is master.
As part of a release we should update deploy.sh so we get the source repo at the same version as deploy.sh
kubeflow/website#96 - Using our website we can now create redirects to github URLs.
So we could create links like
https://kubeflow.org/version/0.2.2/source.tar.gz
This way we can just redirect that link to different RCs without having to update deploy.sh.
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All the files downloaded will be at a single commit.
We still have the problem that download.sh might be pointing by default at a different commit. We can potentially fix that by redirecting to download.sh from https://kubeflow.org
so that we can potentially reference a different version of the script.
At any rate closing this issue since we don't use deploy.sh
If you pull deploy.sh from a release branch, by default you should get the source.tar.gz associated with that branch. But that's not what currently happens because the default version is master.
As part of a release we should update deploy.sh so we get the source repo at the same version as deploy.sh
kubeflow/website#96 - Using our website we can now create redirects to github URLs.
So we could create links like
This way we can just redirect that link to different RCs without having to update deploy.sh.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: