v2.0.0 Breaking Changes

Upgrades from releases prior to v2.0.0-beta.5 are disallowed

We changed how we manage CRDs in this release (see PR#2769), and as a result if using Helm you must upgrade from v2.0.0-beta.5 to v2.0.0.

You cannot upgrade from v2.0.0-beta.4 or earlier directly to v2.0.0. This is enforced with a Helm upgrade hook.

This restriction is just for upgrades to the v2.0.0 version, although we always recommend upgrading one version at a time.

Alpha CRD versions have been removed

You cannot successfully upgrade to v2.0.0 until you have followed the migration steps below:

  1. If you have never installed an alpha version of ASOv2, or used an alpha version of a CRD, no action is required. If you’re not sure, run the below steps anyway. They will not do anything if alpha was never used.
  2. Ensure the cluster is running the v2.0.0-beta.5 version of ASO.
  3. Install the asoctl tool by following the installation instructions
  4. Run asoctl clean crds. This will migrate your resources to a newer version if needed and remove the alpha CRD versions from the CRD Status.StoredVersions collection. For more details on this command see the asoctl clean crds documentation

Once you have successfully executed the above steps, you can upgrade to v2.0.0. When upgrading to v2.0.0 the following error means that you need to run the above steps:

"msg"="failed to apply CRDs" "error"="failed to apply CRD storageaccountsqueueservicesqueues.storage.azure.com: CustomResourceDefinition.apiextensions.k8s.io \"storageaccountsqueueservicesqueues.storage.azure.com\" is invalid: status.storedVersions[0]: Invalid value: \"v1alpha1api20210401storage\": must appear in spec.versions"

ResourceGroup Status.ProvisioningState field is now Status.Properties.ProvisioningState

We believe that this is unlikely to break users as tooling always uses the Conditions field rather than ProvisioningState to track resource provisioning progress, but calling it out nonetheless for completeness.