https://sdk.operatorframework.io/docs/building-operators/ansible/reference/ansible-base-images/
Where are these images built from?
I've been trying to find a Dockerfile, so I can figure out which was the last version that used UBI 8 (something that doesn't get mentioned in the release notes, BTW). I'm updating a quite-old operator and wanted to do it in stages. Jumping from python 3.8 to 3.12, UBI 8 to 9 and many versions of ansible, collections and their dependencies all at once seems like a bad idea (and doesn't work).
BUT - I can't find anything in the operator-framework repo called ansible-operator, and the quay.io pages don't link back to the source repo. Also, looking at the tag 1.37.0 version of images/operator-sdk/Dockerfile seems to say it uses UBI 8, but if I use ansible-operator 1.37.0 I get a UBI 9 based image.
https://sdk.operatorframework.io/docs/building-operators/ansible/reference/ansible-base-images/
Where are these images built from?
I've been trying to find a Dockerfile, so I can figure out which was the last version that used UBI 8 (something that doesn't get mentioned in the release notes, BTW). I'm updating a quite-old operator and wanted to do it in stages. Jumping from python 3.8 to 3.12, UBI 8 to 9 and many versions of ansible, collections and their dependencies all at once seems like a bad idea (and doesn't work).
BUT - I can't find anything in the operator-framework repo called ansible-operator, and the quay.io pages don't link back to the source repo. Also, looking at the tag 1.37.0 version of images/operator-sdk/Dockerfile seems to say it uses UBI 8, but if I use ansible-operator 1.37.0 I get a UBI 9 based image.