Provide fully equipped release candidate of chectl and che-operator for pre-release testing
See original GitHub issueIs your enhancement related to a problem? Please describe.
During pre-release testing of Eclipse Che, QE team is usually testing eclipse/che-server:rc
image being installed by the command of chectl from --channel=next
:
./install_chectl.sh --channel=next
/usr/local/bin/chectl server:start \
--platform=minikube \
--cheimage=eclipse/che-server:rc
In this case only che-server is of pre-release version. Other artifacts like chectl, che-theia, che plugins are of next/latest versions, instead of release candidates.
Describe the solution you’d like
We can have --channel=rc
of chectl, which will install Eclipse Che, and start workspaces by using release candidates of che-server, che-theia, che plugins etc by default.
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@nickboldt We don’t need RC anymore, right?
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