Hi,
Data team is adding new snap for PostgreSQL 16 (24.04-based) and need a new track 16
.
Please create a track.
BTW, does snap store has similar to charmhub capabilities?
Tnx!
Hi,
Data team is adding new snap for PostgreSQL 16 (24.04-based) and need a new track 16
.
Please create a track.
BTW, does snap store has similar to charmhub capabilities?
Tnx!
Hey, Alex!
I’ve created track 16
for your great charmed-postgresql
snap.
BTW, does snap store has similar to charmhub capabilities
I suppose track creation for snaps should be available for creation in Web UI on snapcraft.io/$SNAP/releases
page. Please let me know if you want to try this feature for some Data platform snaps and request guardrail for that purpose.
APIs for creating tracks should work for snaps as well, see the following discussion.
Thanks for your request and have a nice working week!
Thank you for the track 16 for PostgreSQL!
re: I suppose track creation for snaps should be available for creation in Web UI ...
Well, the button + Request tack
there only hints to request it on the forum:
re: APIs for creating tracks should work for snaps as well
Those discussion says: looks like the documentation is on the charmhub side: How to create a track for your charm - doc - Charmhub 6 but it applies to both snaps and charms the same
.
I have try to mimic snapcraft using charmcraft manual:
> snapcraft login --export snapcraft-creds.dat
Usage: snapcraft [options] command [args]...
Try 'snapcraft login -h' for help.
Error: unrecognized arguments: --export snapcraft-creds.dat
It worth to create ether WEB UI or proper snapcraft manuap to add a track via API.
Well, the button
+ Request tack
there only hints to request it on the forum
As far as I know, we need to create the guardrail first, so I did it and added validation pattern \d\d
which looks good for PostgreSQL versions:
"guardrail_patterns": [
{
"pattern": "\\d\\d",
"created_at": "2024-11-28T08:33:05.717430"
}
],
Please refresh snapcraft.io/$SNAP/releases
page and see if self-serve track creation available for you.
Btw, thank you for your interest in the self-serve track creation feature!