utils

func GetLatestVersion ¶

func GetLatestVersion() (latest string, err error)

getLatestVersion connects to the GitHub API and returns the latest ocm-container tag name

func GetOcmContainerComponent ¶ added in v1.0.1

func GetOcmContainerComponent() string

GetOcmContainerComponent returns the component variant of the ocm-container image if running inside one, or an empty string if not running in ocm-container.

Possible return values:

• "micro": ocm-container-micro variant (minimal tools: ocm, ocm-backplane, oc)
• "minimal": ocm-container-minimal variant (adds AWS CLI, rosa, osdctl, yq)
• "full": ocm-container variant (full toolset including omc, jira-cli, oc-nodepp, vault, and more)
• "": not running in ocm-container

Example usage:

component := utils.GetOcmContainerComponent()
if component != "" {
    fmt.Printf("Running in ocm-container-%s\n", component)
}

func IsRunningInOcmContainer ¶ added in v1.0.1

func IsRunningInOcmContainer() bool

IsRunningInOcmContainer returns true if the current process is running inside an ocm-container environment. This is determined by checking the IO_OPENSHIFT_MANAGED_NAME environment variable.

This function can be imported by other Go programs (such as osdctl) to detect when they are running inside ocm-container and adjust their behavior accordingly (e.g., skipping browser auto-launch, adjusting network binding addresses).

Example usage:

import "github.com/openshift/ocm-container/pkg/utils"

if utils.IsRunningInOcmContainer() {
    // Skip browser launch, show URL instead
    fmt.Println("Running in container - open URL in your host browser")
} else {
    // Normal behavior
    openBrowser(url)
}