It seems that "json" annotation fails to get dashed names (like
configmap-files). That means that all labels in katernay.yaml file
couldn't be parsed.
Using `yaml` annotaiton fixes the problem. Fixes#144.
- ports should be named "port-XXX" with XXX to be the port number if the
port name cannot be discovered
- it follows what we do in Deployment objects
- this should fix#132
- rewrite to make packages building more consistent
- add rpm signature with GPG
- auto test packages in several distributions to ensure the packages are
OK
Even if loops to build stuffs are sometimes easier to automate, it's
simpler to fixup if some rules (targets) are explicitly defined.
Version should be x.y.z for releases. It makes things homogenous for
debian version (that needs a number as first char) and it is
semantically better.
At this time, the Makefile is OK. Maybe we don't need `PKG_VERSION`
later.
Refactor the makefile:
- use the "package" container image to build windows installer
- cleanup and reorder targets
- enhance the way we named packages (add version and architecture to the
name)
Build package using fpm. As I don't want ruby/gem in my computer, the
build system creates an OCI image with Podman (at this time), and
generate dist pacakges.
To enhance the packages, a manpage is now generated from the
documentation.
Use nsis to create an installer for Windows user. It installs the binary
for the user (for now) and set the Path to access katenary binary from
cmd or Powershell.
- Windows defender says that UPX compressed files are virus
(https://github.com/upx/upx/issues/437) so I stop using this for
Windows. Sorry, you will download a huge binary
- Windows, one more time, stop making the binary working when it's
stripped. Then, one more time, I cannot reduce the binary size
I'm thinking very seriously about no longer offering support for Windows
and letting people compile Katenary on their own.
