In Artifact Hub, the official status means that the publisher owns the software a package primarily focuses on. If we consider the example of a chart used to install Consul, to obtain the official status the publisher should be the owner of the Consul software (HashiCorp in this case), not just the chart. Similarly, a Tekton task used to perform operations on Google Cloud would need to be published by Google to be marked as official. In the case of a MySQL operator, only one published by MySQL/Oracle would be considered official.
The official status can be granted at the repository or package level. When it is granted for a repository, all packages available on it will display the official badge, so all packages in the repository must be official. If only some of the packages in your repository are official, please list them in the Official packages field below.
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In Artifact Hub, the
officialstatus means that the publisher owns the software a package primarily focuses on. If we consider the example of a chart used to install Consul, to obtain theofficialstatus the publisher should be the owner of the Consul software (HashiCorp in this case), not just the chart. Similarly, a Tekton task used to perform operations on Google Cloud would need to be published by Google to be marked asofficial. In the case of a MySQL operator, only one published by MySQL/Oracle would be consideredofficial.The
officialstatus can be granted at the repository or package level. When it is granted for a repository, all packages available on it will display theofficialbadge, so all packages in the repository must be official. If only some of the packages in your repository are official, please list them in theOfficial packagesfield below.artifacthub.io): linkerd-buoyantBefore applying for this status, please make sure your repository complies with the following requirements:
README.mdfile with some documentation that can be displayed on Artifact Hub.