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ashokdevtron
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Jul 8, 2024
- Created dedicated section (README.md, tenants.md, release-hub.md)
- Created an entry in SUMMARY.md
- Showed tenants as a prerequisite to releasehub-related actions
- Added Enterprise tagging
- Added visuals (snapshots, gifs, videos)
- Explained the purpose in README.md (Why and when and who)
- Gave examples wherever necessary for the user-input fields
- Explained rescind and on-hold actions in Extras
- Showed Partial Release and Full Release in Extras
- Included RBAC (super-admin as of now)
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I'm not sure if this is planned in next phase but few missing stuff:
- How release stages dependency is goverened?
- Talk about unmapped environment
- Release notes and catalog of tenant and releases
- Defining applications at release track (Guessing this will be in next phase of doc)
- RBAC for deploying with release is not superadmin anymore (Guessing this will be in next phase of doc)
- Release track Dashboard (Guessing this will be in next phase of doc)
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Suggested minor changes, can be picked up in next version of this doc too
Co-authored-by: Abhibhaw Asthana <39991296+abhibhaw@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Abhibhaw Asthana <39991296+abhibhaw@users.noreply.github.com>
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