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Thanks for the question. If you are referring to the Operator release channels, the only currently active channel is the default one:
The other channels are kept there for historical reasons as an archive of old Operator releases. I hope that makes sense. |
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thanks for your reply! In the doc link you sent, the names of operator
release channels are listed as Stable, Candidate, and Fast. So does alpha
mean stable? Is there a release cadence?
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Thank's for the question. If you are referring to the Operator release
channels, the only currently active channels is the default one: fast.
That means
<https://olm.operatorframework.io/docs/best-practices/channel-naming/>:
Released, supported operators which are still being monitored to assess
stability/quality prior to promoting them as stable.
The other channels are kept there for historical reasons as an archive of
old Operator releases. I hope that makes sense.
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I was looking into the channels and I got confused with the names of the channels ( alpha, candidate, and fast). Traditionally,
those channels are not stable/prod channels. Is it possible to get clear definitions of the channels, what is the Release Cadence and where are the new releases broadcasted?
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