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Hello,

I've noticed that the pipeline images used in the toolchains icr.io/continuous-delivery/pipeline/pipeline-base-ubi are currently at version 3.29. The latest version of these is 3.41.

Could the maintainers consider updating the images to the current version?

Image version reference

Application application was deployed in Code-engine, however, pipeline is failing in check-health stage.

Tried to add Environment properties however, stage did not pickup. Kindly advise when the fix will be available so I can inform client accordingly.

Thanks.

Hi everyone,
I'm getting errors on these lines

because sometimes the request kubectl get ksvc/${KUBE_SERVICE_NAME} -o json goes in error (for example: Unable to connect to the server: net/http: TLS handshake timeout)

I know that's not a script error, but to manage temporary server error I wrapped all calls with an if statement to avoid that all pipeline fails because all script is executed setting -e option

If it can help I open a pull request

It would be really nice to have an option to use Classic pipelines and deploy to the Code Engine.

I need to run Docker in Docker in my pipelines and I am not able to start the daemon without passing the --privileged flag to the docker run command. Now, you are only able to specify a custom docker image name, but you cannot pass flags.

Is there any other way, how to start DinD inside the toolchain pipeline or would it be possible to add this feature to the classic pipelines?

Thanks a lot

I used the instructions as provided in the readme, but on first run, my project failed.
It was caused by the pipeline definition using master as the default branch, instead of main

'Hello Containers' on GitLab has a main branch only:

I would suggest to change the config in
.tekton/ci/ci-pipeline.yml
and
.tekton/ci/ci-listener.yml
to main

When I choose "Github Enterprise White" as source provider, I got following error and could not create toolchain.

Is it possible to use "Github Enterprise White" as source provider?