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adding smoother install for serverless #473
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We don't always want to install the master of serverless, do we? Think about once we cut a release branch - we'll want the test to install the appropriate version of the serverless operator based on the release branch. But with this change, older versions of eventing in that release branch will still install the master (ie latest) of the serverless operator.
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the idea is that HEAD (release-next) would always go with master from that repo.
but we could stick to desired versions e.g. 1.5.0 and update, when needed
for the 0.13.0 bits, I wanted to wait until we have 1.5.0 out, and then use that - instead of HEAD/master
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That makes sense. I'm just worried we'll forget to update this every time we cut a new branch and end up accidentally testing against the wrong thing.
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yeah, but I think even the other way around, means some changes are needed. I am not sure what's best to avoid that