LWKD: Week Ending April 10, 2022
Developer News
Registration for the 2022 KubeCon EU Contributor Summit is now open; please register as soon as you can so that we can get an approximate headcount. Most of the Summit will be an unconference, so think about sessions you might want to lead and/or request. We can also host SIG face-to-face meetings, if you want to hold one of these contact us
Abdullah Gharaibeh is looking for comments on the Pod Resources Reservation proposal.
If your organization forks Kubernetes and builds from Git, SIG-Release wants to hear from you about the upcoming primary branch rename from master to main for kubernetes/kubernetes. One response per organization, please.
Release Schedule
Next Deadline: Docs finished, April 12th
The 1.24 release will likely be delayed by about a week, due to waiting on an upstream Go fix, which is scheduled for inclusion in Go 1.18.1. As much as possible, though, other deadlines will not be pushed back so that 1.24 is ready to go as soon as the Go release is integrated and tested.
Even if we weren’t delayed by Golang fixes, release is looking shaky: at this point 50% of master-blocking tests are “flaky”, and we have a new master-informing fail on Windows. If you can help troubleshoot any of the unreliable tests, now is the time to pitch in.
Patch releases for 1.21-1.23 are expected out this Wednesday.
Featured PRs
As we are still in Code Freeze, this week we can highlight some non-code happenings in our community.
community#6596: Add Nabarun and Arnaud to GitHub Admin Team
Arnaud Meukam and Nabarun Pal have volunteered to join the GitHub admin team. They replace Aaron Crickenberger and Erick Fejta who are stepping down to focus elsewhere in the project. Thanks so much to Aaron and Erick for all their hard work, and thanks to Arnaud and Nabarun for taking on the new responsibilities for us all!
community#6590: Add GitHub account Prerequisite for K8s contribution
A great PR from a first-time contributor to Kubernetes, we highlight this as a reminder to everyone that documentation should take no knowledge for granted. We all had to start somewhere and clear introductory docs are a great stepping stone on that journey.
Other Merges
- For E2E test, pod security level is now set to Restricted for new tests, and Privileged for old tests; if you’re an old test maintainer, see when you can move those to Restricted as well
- Only add the PV deletion protection finalizer for Delete-on-reclaim policies
- Don’t send outdated services to the Cloud Provider when updating your LB
- Fix which zones Azure storage goes to when you migrate to CSI drivers
Promotions
Related Projects
- The fix for Etcd 3.5 has been merged and 3.5.3 should be coming out soon.