added namespace to runbook commands

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## Preparations ## Preparations
1. Stop Forgejo Prod: `k scale deployment forgejo --replicas=0` 1. Stop Forgejo Prod: `k scale -n forgejo deployment forgejo --replicas=0`
1. Disable Backup Cron: `k patch cronjobs forgejo-backup -p '{"spec" : {"suspend" : true }}'` 1. Disable Backup Cron: `k patch -n forgejo cronjobs forgejo-backup -p '{"spec" : {"suspend" : true }}'`
1. Scale up Backup-Restore Deployment: `kubectl scale deployment backup-restore --replicas=1` 1. Scale up Backup-Restore Deployment: `kubectl scale -n forgejo deployment backup-restore --replicas=1`
1. Execute Manual Backup: `kubectl exec -it backup-restore-... -- /usr/local/bin/backup.sh` 1. Execute Manual Backup: `kubectl exec -n forgejo -it backup-restore-... -- /usr/local/bin/backup.sh`
### Create 2nd Repo Prod Server ### Create 2nd Repo Prod Server
1. Terraform Preparations for 2nd Server: TODO 1. Terraform Preparations for 2nd Server: TODO
1. Install c4k-forgejo Version TODO 1. Install c4k-forgejo Version TODO
with config `"forgejo-image-version-overwrite": "1.19.3-0"` with config `"forgejo-image-version-overwrite": "1.19.3-0"`
1. Stop Forgejo Deployment: `k scale deployment forgejo --replicas=0` 1. Stop Forgejo Deployment: `k scale -n forgejo deployment forgejo --replicas=0`
1. Disable Backup Cron: `k patch cronjobs forgejo-backup -p '{"spec" : {"suspend" : true }}'` 1. Disable Backup Cron: `k patch -n forgejo cronjobs forgejo-backup -p '{"spec" : {"suspend" : true }}'`
1. Scale up Backup-Restore Deployment: `kubectl scale deployment backup-restore --replicas=1` 1. Scale up Backup-Restore Deployment: `kubectl scale -n forgejo deployment backup-restore --replicas=1`
1. Restore Forgejo Backup: See [BackupAndRestore.md](BackupAndRestore.md) 1. Restore Forgejo Backup: See [BackupAndRestore.md](BackupAndRestore.md)
1. Check for `..._INSTALL_LOCK: true` in ConfigMap `forgejo-env` 1. Check for `..._INSTALL_LOCK: true` in ConfigMap `forgejo-env`
1. Scale up Forgejo Deployment and check for (startup) problems: `k scale deployment forgejo --replicas=1` 1. Scale up Forgejo Deployment and check for (startup) problems: `k scale -n forgejo deployment forgejo --replicas=1`
## Upgrade to 1.20.1-0 ## Upgrade to 1.20.1-0
1. Scale down Forgejo Deployment: `k scale deployment forgejo --replicas=0` 1. Scale down Forgejo Deployment: `k scale -n forgejo deployment forgejo --replicas=0`
1. Adjust configmap: `k edit cm forgejo-env` 1. Adjust configmap: `k edit -n forgejo cm forgejo-env`
1. Remove `FORGEJO__database__CHARSET: utf8` (This was a misconfiguration, since this option only had effect for mysql dbs) 1. Remove `FORGEJO__database__CHARSET: utf8` (This was a misconfiguration, since this option only had effect for mysql dbs)
1. Change `FORGEJO__mailer__MAILER_TYPE: smtp+startls` TO `FORGEJO__mailer__PROTOCOL: smtp+starttls` (Missed deprecation from 1.19) 1. Change `FORGEJO__mailer__MAILER_TYPE: smtp+startls` TO `FORGEJO__mailer__PROTOCOL: smtp+starttls` (Missed deprecation from 1.19)
1. Change `FORGEJO__service__EMAIL_DOMAIN_WHITELIST: repo.test.meissa.de` TO `FORGEJO__service__EMAIL_DOMAIN_ALLOWLIST: repo.test.meissa.de` (Fallback deprecation in 1.21) 1. Change `FORGEJO__service__EMAIL_DOMAIN_WHITELIST: repo.test.meissa.de` TO `FORGEJO__service__EMAIL_DOMAIN_ALLOWLIST: repo.test.meissa.de` (Fallback deprecation in 1.21)
1. Delete app.ini: `k exec -it backup-restore-... -- rm /var/backups/gitea/conf/app.ini` 1. Delete app.ini: `k exec -n forgejo -it backup-restore-... -- rm /var/backups/gitea/conf/app.ini`
1. Set version to `1.20.1-0` with `k edit deployment forgejo` 1. Set version to `1.20.1-0` with `k edit -n forgejo deployment forgejo`
1. Scale up Forgejo Deployment: `k scale deployment forgejo --replicas=1` 1. Scale up Forgejo Deployment: `k scale -n forgejo deployment forgejo --replicas=1`
1. Check for errors 1. Check for errors
## Upgrade to 1.21.1-0 ## Upgrade to 1.21.1-0
1. Scale down Forgejo Deployment: `k scale deployment forgejo --replicas=0` 1. Scale down Forgejo Deployment: `k scale -n forgejo deployment forgejo --replicas=0`
1. Delete app.ini: `k exec -it backup-restore-... -- rm /var/backups/gitea/conf/app.ini` 1. Delete app.ini: `k exec -n forgejo -it backup-restore-... -- rm /var/backups/gitea/conf/app.ini`
1. Set version to `1.21.1-0` with `k edit deployment forgejo` 1. Set version to `1.21.1-0` with `k edit -n forgejo deployment forgejo`
1. Scale up Forgejo Deployment: `k scale deployment forgejo --replicas=1` 1. Scale up Forgejo Deployment: `k scale -n forgejo deployment forgejo --replicas=1`
1. Check for errors 1. Check for errors
1. After upgrading, login as an admin, go to the `/admin` page and click run `Sync missed branches from git data to databases` (`Fehlende Branches aus den Git-Daten in die Datenbank synchronisieren`). If this is not done there will be messages such as `LoadBranches: branch does not exist in the logs`. 1. After upgrading, login as an admin, go to the `/admin` page and click run `Sync missed branches from git data to databases` (`Fehlende Branches aus den Git-Daten in die Datenbank synchronisieren`). If this is not done there will be messages such as `LoadBranches: branch does not exist in the logs`.
## Upgrade to 7.0.0 ## Upgrade to 7.0.0
1. Scale down Forgejo Deployment: `k scale deployment forgejo --replicas=0` 1. Scale down Forgejo Deployment: `k scale -n forgejo deployment forgejo --replicas=0`
1. Adjust configmap: `k edit cm forgejo-env` 1. Adjust configmap: `k edit -n forgejo cm forgejo-env`
1. Change `FORGEJO__oauth2__ENABLE: "true"` TO `FORGEJO__oauth2__ENABLED: "true"` 1. Change `FORGEJO__oauth2__ENABLE: "true"` TO `FORGEJO__oauth2__ENABLED: "true"`
1. Delete app.ini: `k exec -it backup-restore-... -- rm /var/backups/gitea/conf/app.ini` 1. Delete app.ini: `k exec -n forgejo -it backup-restore-... -- rm /var/backups/gitea/conf/app.ini`
1. Set version to `7.0.0` with `k edit deployment forgejo` 1. Set version to `7.0.0` with `k edit -n forgejo deployment forgejo`
1. Scale up Forgejo Deployment: `k scale deployment forgejo --replicas=1` 1. Scale up Forgejo Deployment: `k scale -n forgejo deployment forgejo --replicas=1`
1. Check for errors 1. Check for errors
## Upgrade to 7.0.5 (no breaking changes) ## Upgrade to 7.0.5 (no breaking changes)
TODO: Upgrade to 8.0.0 instead after Release! TODO: Upgrade to 8.0.0 instead after Release!
1. Scale down Forgejo Deployment: `k scale deployment forgejo --replicas=0` 1. Scale down Forgejo Deployment: `k scale -n forgejo deployment forgejo --replicas=0`
1. Delete app.ini: `k exec -it backup-restore-... -- rm /var/backups/gitea/conf/app.ini` 1. Delete app.ini: `k exec -n forgejo -it backup-restore-... -- rm /var/backups/gitea/conf/app.ini`
1. Set version to `7.0.5` with `k edit deployment forgejo` 1. Set version to `7.0.5` with `k edit -n forgejo deployment forgejo`
1. Scale up Forgejo Deployment: `k scale deployment forgejo --replicas=1` 1. Scale up Forgejo Deployment: `k scale -n forgejo deployment forgejo --replicas=1`
1. Check for errors 1. Check for errors
## Post Work ## Post Work
1. Switch DNS to new server 1. Switch DNS to new server
1. Reenable Backup Cron on new server: `k patch cronjobs forgejo-backup -p '{"spec" : {"suspend" : false }}'` 1. Reenable Backup Cron on new server: `k patch -n forgejo cronjobs forgejo-backup -p '{"spec" : {"suspend" : false }}'`
1. Execute manual Backup on new server: `kubectl exec -it backup-restore-... -- /usr/local/bin/backup.sh` 1. Execute manual Backup on new server: `kubectl exec -n forgejo -it backup-restore-... -- /usr/local/bin/backup.sh`
1. Scale down Backup-Restore Deployment: `kubectl scale deployment backup-restore --replicas=1` 1. Scale down Backup-Restore Deployment: `kubectl scale -n forgejo deployment backup-restore --replicas=1`
1. The scope of all access tokens might (invisibly) have changed (in v1.20). Thus, rotate all tokens! 1. The scope of all access tokens might (invisibly) have changed (in v1.20). Thus, rotate all tokens!
1. Users should check their ssh keys: if they use rsa keys the minimum length should be 3072 bits! However, shorter keys should still work. 1. Users should check their ssh keys: if they use rsa keys the minimum length should be 3072 bits! However, shorter keys should still work.