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When I run sky serve update <config>.yaml it seems to only roll out a new service version if the provided config has changed. But this is not desirable because of the case where I want to rollout a change that is present inside of the image that's being loaded. In other words, when the docker image is updated I want a new version of the service to be rolled out.
When I run
sky serve update <config>.yaml
it seems to only roll out a new service version if the provided config has changed. But this is not desirable because of the case where I want to rollout a change that is present inside of the image that's being loaded. In other words, when the docker image is updated I want a new version of the service to be rolled out.Version & Commit info:
sky -v
: skypilot, version 0.7.0sky -c
: 3f625886bf1b13ee463a9f8e0f6741f620f7f66f