Create catalog-info file #163935
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Create catalog-info file #163935
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Since this is a community submitted pull request, a Jenkins build has not been kicked off automatically. Can an Elastic organization member please verify the contents of this patch and then kick off a build manually? |
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Closing in favour of #163831 |
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If you already have a
./catalog-info.yamlfile defined in your repository, you probably want to close this PR.If not - this PR provides you with the scaffolding for one. The
catalog-info.yamlfile is where you can define your infrastructure needs (such as Buildkite pipelines) in the form of Real Resource Entities.If you already have a Buildkite pipeline defined in the elastic/ci repository, you can copy its definition in this
catalog-info.yamlfile (see instructions).Once the pipeline definition is ingested into Backstage, Terrazzo will emit a warning about a duplicate definition with a warning similar to:
🙈 Ignoring remote manifest in favour of local one: buildkite.elastic.dev/v1=>Pipeline=> your-pipeline
At this point, it is safe for you to delete the Pipeline definition from the
elastic/cirepository.