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The WebSphereLibertyApplication .spec.applicationImage supports a short-hand syntax i.e. applicationImage: my-app that allows the operator to search for an OpenShift ImageStream named my-app to retrieve the image reference.
When enabling the .spec.manageLTPA: true the operator simply passes the .spec.applicationImage value from the WebSphereLibertyApplication to the LTPA Job. Instead, it should do a deep parsing of image reference from the ImageStreamTag object before passing the applicationImage for the Job to use.
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Current workaround for 1.3.0 is to copy the .status.imageReference image into the .spec.applicationImage field for all WebSphereLibertyApplications setting .spec.manageLTPA to true.
The WebSphereLibertyApplication
.spec.applicationImage
supports a short-hand syntax i.e.applicationImage: my-app
that allows the operator to search for an OpenShift ImageStream namedmy-app
to retrieve the image reference.When enabling the
.spec.manageLTPA: true
the operator simply passes the.spec.applicationImage
value from the WebSphereLibertyApplication to the LTPA Job. Instead, it should do a deep parsing of image reference from the ImageStreamTag object before passing the applicationImage for the Job to use.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: