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Note that the code in k/release can sign the debs and rpms, while the one in k/k doesn't (AFAICT).
Since k/k is versioned and k/release is not, we need to drop the code in k/release and stick to the one in k/k. More specifically we need to change our release process to build the stuff from k/k and push them to where ever we publish artifacts. So there's a lot more digging to be done
To add on here. There are also a number of things that have changed in the k/k/build repo that are not present in the k/release/ repo.
Among them the handling of the sysctl.d and modules.conf.d files for the kubeadm package.
We have duplicate code in k/release and k/k for deb(s) and rpm(s).
The code in k/release is built using:
The code in k/k is built using:
Note that the code in k/release can sign the debs and rpms, while the one in k/k doesn't (AFAICT).
Since k/k is versioned and k/release is not, we need to drop the code in k/release and stick to the one in k/k. More specifically we need to change our release process to build the stuff from k/k and push them to where ever we publish artifacts. So there's a lot more digging to be done
Related issue : kubernetes/release#631
/sig release
cc @tpepper @calebamiles @justaugustus
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