Open rawlingsj opened 8 years ago
Yup, added this last week, felt less kludgy than having to flip over to 'default' to deploy stuff into a different namespace.
On Wed, May 25, 2016, 4:02 AM James Rawlings notifications@github.com wrote:
After creating a new namespace (test) and using gofabric8 to install console and latest templates into the new namespace I can see the templates are correct after running
oc export templates --namespace test
Using the new console in the test namespace, I navigate to the test team and click Run, select the cd-pipeline template and Next, I expand an RC that's about to be run and can see it's not the same template that's installed in the current test namespace. I've searched the other namespaces and think the templates displayed and run by the UI are in fact coming from the default namespace.
So it looks like the console is using templates from default and not the current namespace.
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Ah I see.. ok in this scenario the new namespace has the latest version of templates which I want to run rather than the old ones in the default namespace.
Maybe I could add a checkbox to show/hide the ones in 'default'? Might be a nice way to handle either scenario...
Yeah I think that would do nicely
After creating a new namespace (
test
) and using gofabric8 to install console and latest templates into the new namespace I can see the templates are correct after runningUsing the new console in the
test
namespace, I navigate to thetest
team and clickRun
, select the cd-pipeline template andNext
, I expand an RC that's about to be run and can see it's not the same template that's installed in the currenttest
namespace. I've searched the other namespaces and think the templates displayed and run by the UI are in fact coming from thedefault
namespace.So it looks like the console is using templates from default and not the current namespace.