[release/9.0] Use floating tag for webassembly image #109374
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ViktorHofer
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Oct 30, 2024
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Oh, should I be targeting release/9.0-staging instead? |
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Yes. release/9.0 is already locked down. |
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@mthalman - looks like this PR might need some work. |
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this happens when you use GitHub's UI to switch branches. I've force-pushed the commit. |
akoeplinger
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this is a testing-only change, tell-mode |
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Backport of #109240 to release/9.0
/cc @mthalman
Customer Impact
Updates the reference container image tag to be the floating tag, which will be kept current for all updates. The previously used tag is pinned to a specific version which is considered EOL at this point.
Regression
Testing
CI testing
Risk
Low