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When FLP starts, it reports its build version, and the current format is always including the commit hash, even when it wasn't originally planned that way.
It seems that the original plan was to have the following format:
<tag>[-<sha>][-dirty]
<tag>: The name of the most recent tag (stripping the prefix 'v') <sha>: If HEAD is not pointed to a tag, then the hash of HEAD is added. dirty: If the repository contains any changes, "-dirty" is added.
But since #426, this condition always evaluates as true, resuling in the addition of -<sha> in all cases. Do we want to keep it this way?
When FLP starts, it reports its build version, and the current format is always including the commit hash, even when it wasn't originally planned that way.
For example:
It seems that the original plan was to have the following format:
<tag>
: The name of the most recent tag (stripping the prefix 'v')<sha>
: If HEAD is not pointed to a tag, then the hash of HEAD is added.dirty
: If the repository contains any changes, "-dirty" is added.But since #426, this condition always evaluates as true, resuling in the addition of
-<sha>
in all cases. Do we want to keep it this way?Same is true to the other components:
network-observability-operator
netobserv-ebpf-agent
network-observability-console-plugin
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