Setup updatecli for oblt-cli version

[reakaleek]

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[v1v]

You need to configure this with the list of Repositories that can use it.

[v1v]

LGTM, just a minor comment to use the default folder

[reakaleek]

LGTM, just a minor comment to use the default folder

Sorry, where is the comment? 😅

default folder for values.d?

[reakaleek]

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[v1v]

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Ups, I was expecting my comment, maybe I didn't type enter 😢

I was saying that we can use the default updatecli folder structure:

• https://github.com/elastic/apm-pipeline-library/tree/main/updatecli
• https://github.com/updatecli/udash/tree/main/updatecli/values.d

and so on.

It's not what we do in almost all the projects, since .ci was already in place. But we can apply the default for the projects we own, if we prefer

[reakaleek]

Okay. thanks!

⬆️ @v1v

Ups, I was expecting my comment, maybe I didn't type enter 😢

I was saying that we can use the default updatecli folder structure:

• https://github.com/elastic/apm-pipeline-library/tree/main/updatecli
• https://github.com/updatecli/udash/tree/main/updatecli/values.d

and so on.

It's not what we do in almost all the projects, since .ci was already in place. But we can apply the default for the projects we own, if we prefer

Okay thanks.. will definitely do in a follow-up.

[reakaleek]

Okay. thanks!

⬆️ @v1v

Ups, I was expecting my comment, maybe I didn't type enter 😢
I was saying that we can use the default updatecli folder structure:

• https://github.com/elastic/apm-pipeline-library/tree/main/updatecli
• https://github.com/updatecli/udash/tree/main/updatecli/values.d

and so on.
It's not what we do in almost all the projects, since .ci was already in place. But we can apply the default for the projects we own, if we prefer

Okay thanks.. will definitely do in a follow-up.

@v1v I'm actually afraid this could be confusing in this repo.

the updatecli folder is the tool action folder. I'm afraid that it could be confused to be part of the action instead of the repository? WDYT?