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I am looking to upgrade the strimzi operator version from 0.20 to 0.21 and then once 0.23 is available then to 0.22. What's the advice here? In general should every version (in this case 0.20.1) be applied before moving to the target version or can 0.21 be applied directly? |
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I'm not sure I follow this logic:
The 0.22 version is something what you would need to install because of the CRD migration to |
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The upgrades are typically planned one version behind at this time. That's the logic there. Thanks for the explanation, Jakub. Because of what's happening with 0.22, is the advice here to move directly to 0.22 instead of 0.21? |
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No, not really. I think most other users would normally jump directly to 0.22 just to save the effort of doing two upgrades. But if you prefer to be always one version behind it is fine ... you can go now to 0.21 and later to 0.22 ... there is no known problem with it or anything like that. |
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Great. Thanks! |
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I'm not sure I follow this logic:
from 0.20 to 0.21 and then once 0.23 is available then to 0.22.The 0.22 version is something what you would need to install because of the CRD migration to
apiextensions/v1. Apart from that you do not need to install every single version. You should for example be able to go from 0.20 directly to 0.22.