Codefresh

🎉 Congratulations to Regina Voloshin on becoming the #1 Argo CD contributor over the past three months!

This achievement didn’t happen overnight. It reflects persistence, hard work, and long-term dedication to the project and the community.
Truly well deserved! 👏

Have you tried GitOps Cloud yet? We made it easy to connect existing Argo CD infrastructure with GitOps Cloud. The agent lets you bring your own Argo CD instance, which works in plug-and-play mode. You install it in minutes, and if you change your mind, you can also remove it without affecting your existing Argo CD instance. If you don’t want to bring your own Argo CD instance, you can still choose the Runtime to manage all Argo services in one bundle with our easy installation process.

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🚀 We’ve just completed the migration of the gitops-engine library into the Argo CD core.

It was quite a challenging process, involving coordinated changes across both repositories to prepare the ground and complete the final migration.

Starting from Argo CD 3.2, gitops-engine is now part of the core repository, and the old one (https://github.com/argoproj/gitops-engine) has been archived.

Huge thanks to Patroklos for his valuable contributions and support throughout this migration! 👏

Watch Dan's short about this change 👉 https://www.youtube.com/shorts/2iQU0SHw7gc

GitHub - argoproj/gitops-engine: Democratizing GitOps Democratizing GitOps. Contribute to argoproj/gitops-engine development by creating an account on GitHub.

Argo CD’s Pull Request Generator automates creating and managing environments for each PR, making it perfect for testing, validation, or integration workflows.

Explore how it works under the hood, from manifest generation to cleanup, in Shawn Sesna's deep dive:
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Anatomy of a Pull Request Generator The manifest for a Pull Request Generator can look quite daunting as there is some additional configuration required to make it work. In this post, I’ll break down the manifest so it is a little more consumable.