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The elyra-metadata list CLI command by default now only returns valid runtime configurations, runtime image configurations, component catalogs, and code snippets. To force display of invalid configurations, specify the --include-invalid flag. In previous releases invalid configurations were always returned, unless the --valid-only option, which is no longer supported, was specified.
Required actions:
When using the CLI, replace elyra-metadata list with elyra-metadata list --include-invalid to produce output that is equivalent to earlier releases.
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Installation: Elyra requires JupyterLab v4
Elyra version 4 requires JupyterLab v4. Older JupyterLab versions are not supported by this release.
Installation:
elyra-code-viewer-extension
discontinuedThe
elyra-code-viewer-extension
is no longer published as a separate extension, because it's functionality is included in JupyterLab v4.0.Installation: Kubeflow Pipelines SDK not installed by default
TBD #3144
elyra-metadata CLI: 'install' command renamed to 'create'
The legacy
elyra-metadata install
CLI command is renamed toelyra-metadata create
. Useelyra-metadata create
to add runtime configurations, runtime image configurations, component catalogs, or code snippets orelyra-metadata update
to modify existing runtime configurations, runtime image configurations, component catalogs, or code snippets.Required actions:
elyra-metadata install
withelyra-metadata create
.elyra-metadata install --replace
withelyra-metadata update
.elyra-metadata CLI: 'list' command default output changes
The
elyra-metadata list
CLI command by default now only returns valid runtime configurations, runtime image configurations, component catalogs, and code snippets. To force display of invalid configurations, specify the--include-invalid
flag. In previous releases invalid configurations were always returned, unless the--valid-only
option, which is no longer supported, was specified.Required actions:
elyra-metadata list
withelyra-metadata list --include-invalid
to produce output that is equivalent to earlier releases.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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