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In the GitOps context, the commits are also used to declare the state resources, and I am wondering if there is a mapping between the "standard" commit types and the GitOps operations, or if we need to add new types dedicated to GitOps.
In the 2nd case, here are the GitOps types I propose:
create: a commit of the type create create new resources
update: a commit of the type update update existing resources
upgrade: a commit of the type upgrade, a special update, upgrade existing resources
delete: a commit of the type delete delete existing resources
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In the GitOps context, the commits are also used to declare the state resources, and I am wondering if there is a mapping between the "standard" commit types and the GitOps operations, or if we need to add new types dedicated to GitOps.
In the 2nd case, here are the GitOps types I propose:
create:
a commit of the typecreate
create new resourcesupdate:
a commit of the typeupdate
update existing resourcesupgrade:
a commit of the typeupgrade
, a special update, upgrade existing resourcesdelete:
a commit of the typedelete
delete existing resourcesThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: