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Openshift 4.2 and Gogs #133
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Hi there, for me it worked to change the Deplyoment Config of the Gogs PostgreSQL Pod. I changed the name of the ImageStreamTag to: name: 'postgresql:9.6' . Then I started a new Rollout of the PostgreSQL DC and the GOGS DC. Maybe this workaround helps. cheeers, Daniel |
Thank you for the recommendation. I made the change and both Gogs pods are up and running. However, when I attempt a build, I get the following error (this ran OK in 4.1): Cloning the remote Git repository |
ok so it worked for me, but I had to add the route to gogs manually. Did you login to gogs? It might be that the user has not been created. I had to do this too. |
After some further debugging, I found the parameter DEPLOY_CHE was not being recognized by the oc new-app command in provision.sh. (see below). I created a backup of provision.sh and removed DEPLOY_CHE as a parameter from the oc new-app command. I re-ran provision.sh and it built all the components, fetched the code into gogs, and ran a successful build. Except now I don't have CHE as an IDE to edit the java code.
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In OCP 4.2, Gogs is work for me but Project is not analyzed in SonarQube and show following message: |
Has anyone tried to deploy this on OCP 4.2? The Gogs pod will not stay running and fails. This works fine in 4.1.
--> Scaling gogs-1 to 1
error: update acceptor rejected gogs-1: pods for rc 'cicd-poc/gogs-1' took longer than 600 seconds to become available
Thanks,
John
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