[Epic] Upgrade kf pipelines to v1.7

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Relates to the epic of Kubeflow 1.4 Upgrade

In the 1.4.1 Release documentation it says that the recommended version of pipelines is 1.7.0. Therefore this issue is to do all the work of upgrading our kubeflow-pipelines repo to match said 1.7.0 version.

In our current release of pipelines seems to be 1.2. Recommended version with Kubeflow 1.4 is Pipelines 1.7

There were previous issues creating for upgrading pipelines, and upstreaming. This might be a good ocasion to update those issues as well with more appropriate content.

The only concern about pipelines is i18n since we did not add any new features.

• [x] #29
• [x] Note the missing content https://github.com/StatCan/kubeflow-pipelines/issues/23
• [x] #28
• [x] Merge in stc-master

Steps of rebasing:

1. Clone whole repository (in this case, StatCan/kubeflow-pipelines)
2. Go into repo locally
3. git remote add upstream https://github.com/StatCan/kubeflow-pipelines.git (add upstream as remote)
4. git remote –v (list current configured remote)
5. git checkout stc-master
6. git checkout –b
7. git fetch upstream
8. git rebase upstream/tags/v1.4.0
9. Resolve conflicts -> save -> stage changes
10. git commit -m
11. git push --set-upstream origin

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Trying to figure out the steps to get the 1.7 version running locally.

git clone https://github.com/kubeflow/pipelines.git
git reset --hard 1d53de9

I am not positive if we will need to test both the frontend and the backend or if npm run mock:api will suffice.

Node version: apparently, node v 12 cd to the frontend folder npm ci npm start port 3000

Do the npm run mock:api in a different cmd line. And it will open http://localhost:3000

TODO: Should we try a more recent version than indicated?

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It needs Node Version 12, would that conflict with the other code that needs other version??

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Note: will need to fix:

found 121 vulnerabilities (4 low, 19 moderate, 86 high, 12 critical)

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Missing content:

• NewPipelineVersion: is new to replace

  const compilePipelineDocs = (
    <div className={padding(10, 'b')}>
      {t('expectedFileFormat')}{' '}
      <ExternalLink href='https://www.kubeflow.org/docs/pipelines/sdk/build-component/#compile-the-pipeline'>
        {t('compilePipelineDoc')}
      </ExternalLink>
      .
    </div>
  );

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Notes on how to build the test: 1) Ensure you are running on node v12, I used nvm 2) cd to /frontend 3) npm test a dialog prompt will come up just press 'a' to do all of them