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Guide to publish custom versions from Argo Workflows

This guide will help you to publish a custom version of Argo Workflows with optimal dependencies. This guide will cater specific to the devtron-labs project use case.

Prerequisites

• Git
• golang version 1.21 or higher
• bash shell

Steps

• Clone the Argo Workflows repository

git clone https://github.com/devtron-labs/argo-workflows.git
cd argo-workflows

• Add remote to the official Argo Workflows repository

git remote add upstream https://github.com/argoproj/argo-workflows.git
git remote update

• Export the version of Argo Workflows you want to publish

export Tag=v3.5.10
export TagHash=$(git ls-remote upstream $Tag | cut -f1)

• Validate the version and commit hash

echo $Tag
echo $TagHash

• Create a new branch for the custom version

git checkout -b release-$Tag $TagHash

• Get the prerequisites for the custom version from main branch and commit them

git checkout main ./go.mod ./go.sum ./Makefile ./.gitignore ./.gitattributes ./README.md
git commit -am "initial commit"

• Setup commit changes for the custom version by make command

make tag=$Tag

• Commit and push the changes to the custom version branch

git commit -am "release: $Tag"
git push --set-upstream origin release-$Tag

• Finally, create a git tag for the custom version

make git-tagging

• Now, create a new release in the GitHub repository with the selected version tag

• All set! You have successfully published a custom version of Argo Workflows

Documentation

Index

• func GetVersion() wfv1.Version
• func ImageTag() string

Functions

func GetVersion

func GetVersion() wfv1.Version

GetVersion returns the version information

func ImageTag

func ImageTag() string

ImageTag return the image tag. GetVersion().Version adulterates the version making it useless as the image tag.