stable-annotations.yaml

stable-annotations.yaml

# At a minimum, all we care about is when it's stable/succesful so we know if a stage should continue
# if one of stable.* is TRUE, then it's stable!
stability.spinnaker.io/stable/handler: Field
stability.spinnaker.io/stable/field: ".status.status=successful"
stability.spinnaker.io/stable.1/handler: Field
stability.spinnaker.io/stable.1/field: ".status.status=ok"
stability.spinnaker.io/stable.2/handler: Field
stability.spinnaker.io/stable.2/field: ".status.status=yay"

  # another way of handling it maybe to just do comma separated conditions (same for failed status)
  stability.spinnaker.io/stable/handler: Field
  stability.spinnaker.io/stable/field: ".status.status=successful,.status.status=ok,.status.status=yay"


# Spinnaker stages will timeout eventually, but we can use these fields for quick failures
# if one of failed.* is TRUE, then it's failed!
stability.spinnaker.io/failed/handler: Field
stability.spinnaker.io/failed/field: ".status.status=no-good"
stability.spinnaker.io/failed.1/handler: Field
stability.spinnaker.io/failed.1/field: ".status.status=badbadbad"
stability.spinnaker.io/failed.2/handler: Field
stability.spinnaker.io/failed.2/field: ".status.status=everythings-on-fire"

# really only used for displaying the status in the UI for a CRD.
# stages will treat the CRD as unknown and wait for the timeout
stability.spinnaker.io/display/handler: Field
stability.spinnaker.io/display/field: ".status.status"

# optional, maybe? Kind of pointless for stages, but if we want to be verbose
stability.spinnaker.io/unknown/handler: Field
stability.spinnaker.io/unknown/field: ".status.status"