💫 Pipelines as Code version 0.4.1 💫

OpenShift Pipelines as Code version 0.4.1 has been released 🥳

What’s New in Pipelines as Code

Support for Bitbucket Cloud doc
Support for Github Webhook as an alternative to Github application. doc
Support for private repositories doc
Add a new command to tkn-pac to quickly "bootstrap" Pipelines as Code, installing the latest version and creating a Github Application. See a video
Pipelines as Code should be much faster to start a pipeline and create the initial status.
tkn-pac resolve should now be smarter and resolve automatically the git repo with the current revision.
MacOS universal binaries support for tkn-pac.
OpenShift 4.9 console now support in dev preview Pipelines as Code Repositories :

If you would like to quickly you can install Pipelines as Code with the following command :

tkn-pac bootstrap

kubectl apply -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/openshift-pipelines/pipelines-as-code/release-0.4.1/release-0.4.1.yaml

kubectl apply -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/openshift-pipelines/pipelines-as-code/release-0.4.1/release-0.4.1.k8s.yaml

and make sure you follow the setup documentation :

The pipelines as code secret is now called pipelines-as-code-secret you will need to export the old secret github-app-secret and reimport is as the new name.
there is no need to specify a namespace in the Repository CRD spec, the namespace target will always be the namespace where the Repo CRD has been installed.