fesco

#3171 Partial change reversal for kubernetes packages
Closed: Accepted by zbyszek. Opened by buckaroogeek.

Closed: Accepted
Reopen Issue

In Issue 3067 (https://pagure.io/fesco/issue/3067) FESCo approved changes in the name and number of kubernetes packages. I recently received user feedback that one change, eliminating a separate rpm for kubeadm (details below), is blocking specific use cases for deploying kubernetes on Fedora.

I would like to reverse that change and reinstitute the kubernetes-kubeadm rpm. This applies to kubernetes v1.29 and newer. v1.29 is available for F41 and rawhide. Older releases of kubernetes do not have these changes.

For the curious - kubeadm is an optional bootstrap client from the kubernetes team that can be used to initialize a kubernetes cluster and to add machines to an existing cluster. It is not required to install and use kubernetes but is highly recommenced.

Situations where a part of Change is not implemented happen quite often. In general, there is no need for a FESCo ticket in such cases, except where it has some significant impact on other Changes or the distro. In this case, it doesn't seem to be the case, and a partial rename is something that is completely within normal maintenance. So… thank you for the notification, please add a note in the Change page how the final naming is different, and I think we can close this ticket.

Thank you. I updated the Feedback section with the additional feedback and revised package naming.

FTR, this is the revision: https://fedoraproject.org/w/index.php?title=Changes%2FRestructureKubernetesPackages&type=revision&diff=701407&oldid=691675

I think we can close this here.

Metadata Update from @zbyszek:
- Issue close_status updated to: Accepted
- Issue status updated to: Closed (was: Open)
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