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Define how conformance levels and release channels should be applied to GAMMA #1488
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There has been some discussion on this topic in the past few GAMMA meetings, and is on the agenda for further discussion at the next main Gateway API meeting on 1/23/2023. Ideas include introducing a "conformance profile" or separate suite to segment GAMMA tests without introducing new channels or levels, as well as potentially split L4/L7 conformance given some N/S implementations may not support both. There is interest in building machine-readable advertisement of feature support, possibly through |
Consensus was that conformance tests aren't required until promotion to beta, so we have time to decide. Gateway API is looking into creating a way to split off a GAMMA profile of separate conformance tests for mesh implementations |
Does #1686 cover enough of this issue for the Implementable 0.70 milestone? |
/assign |
Updates GEP-1686 to move some content from the TLDR section into a Conformance Profile section with additional detail, and adds an explicit mention of how support levels will interact with conformance profiles (had previously been included as a stub but was removed in kubernetes-sigs@85599f2 before kubernetes-sigs#1813 merged). Fixes kubernetes-sigs#1488
What would you like to be added:
Define how conformance levels (core, extended, implementation-specific) and release channels (standard, experimental) should be applied to GAMMA.
Why this is needed:
It may be useful to somehow segment GAMMA support, as some N/S Gateway API implementations are very unlikely to implement mesh functionality.
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