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MGMT-19860: Revert remove dependencies from OpenShift AI operator #7342
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…penshift#7274)" This reverts commit 03c6b94 because we need to keep the server backwards compatible with the old version of the UI.
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Version 2.37 of the UI doesn't support the concept of operator bundles yet, and we need to coexist with it for a while, as it may take up to one week till it is deployed to production. During that time the OpenShift AI operator won't work correctly because it won't automatically add the dependencies that it needs. On the other hand wwhen the new UI is deployed we will need to disable that. To make that possible this patch adds a new `OPENSHIFT_AI_SUPPORT_UI_2_37` environment variable that will be set to `true` go support the old version of the UI, or to `false` to support the new version. By defalt it is set to `true`, so initially nothing needs to be changed. But when the new version of the UI is deployed the configuration will need to be changed. Related: https://issues.redhat.com/browse/MGMT-19860 Signed-off-by: Juan Hernandez <juan.hernandez@redhat.com>
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After a long discussion with the OCM team, we cannot control the UI deployment timing to OCM. |
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This reverts commit 03c6b94 because we need to keep the server backwards compatible with the old version of the UI.
Version 2.37 of the UI doesn't support the concept of operator bundles yet, and we need to coexist with it for a while, as it may take up to one week till it is deployed to production. During that time the OpenShift AI operator won't work correctly because it won't automatically add the dependencies that it needs. On the other hand wwhen the new UI is deployed we will need to disable that. To make that possible this patch adds a new
OPENSHIFT_AI_SUPPORT_UI_2_37
environment variable that will be set to
true
go support the old version of the UI, or tofalse
to support the new version. By defalt it is set totrue
, so initially nothing needs to be changed. But when the new version of the UI is deployed the configuration will need to be changed.List all the issues related to this PR
https://issues.redhat.com/browse/MGMT-19860
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