k8s rollout: restart by image (main) - #44
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What
Restart deployments by image on rollout, instead of a synthesized
variant=<folder>label selector.infra/k8s/rollout: newrollout-imageinput. Selection priority:rollout-deployments→rollout-labels→ image (default) → all. Image mode:kubectl get deploy -o json | jq (image startswith) | xargs kubectl rollout restart.docker/setup: no longer appendsvariant=<path>to the label selector.docker-build-and-deploy/docker-promote-to-environment: passrollout-image = <registry>/<image>.Why
The
variant=selector forced every infra repo to hand-patch avariant:label onto its deployments (and one image often backs several deployments). Matching on the just-built image is precise and needs no labels.Compatible
K8S_DEPLOYMENTS/K8S_LABELSstill act as overrides.rollout-imageis derived from the samesetupoutput that builds the pushed image, so it matches the deployed image on every branch. Applied identically to main/v1/v2 (verified: image computation is the same on all three; no tags in use).