Create PROW jobs for the release.

Details can be found at https://github.com/openshift/openshift-docs/tree/main/scripts/prow

Instructions for Mac Terminal:

Install podman/docker if not already installed

cd $HOME
fork https://github.com/openshift/release if not already done
git clone your fork of https://github.com/openshift/release (if not already cloned)

cd release
git checkout master
git fetch upstream (use "git remote add upstream git@github.com:openshift/release.git" if needed)
git rebase upstream/master
git checkout -b service-mesh-docs-3.0

cd to your local openshift-docs folder

git fetch upstream
git rebase upstream/main
./scripts/prow/add-new-prow-config.sh 3.0 service-mesh-docs-3.0 openshift-enterprise

cd to $HOME/release

make prow-config CONTAINER_ENGINE=docker WHAT=openshift/openshift-docs
make CONTAINER_ENGINE=docker ci-operator-config WHAT=openshift/openshift-docs
make jobs CONTAINER_ENGINE=docker WHAT=openshift/openshift-docs

Make sure that everything builds before pushing. In your local openshift-docs folder, make sure Podman is running, and run 

./scripts/prow-smoke-test.sh --validate

to check.

In $HOME/release

git add .
git commit -m "Adding OSSM 3.0 build"
git push

 
Remember to squash all commits if there are more than one.
See this article or this article for information on squashing

Make the PR (example) from your branch into openshift:master . Check that it contains two yaml files only.
Wait for the ...

ci/prow/check-gh-automation 
ci/prow/ci-operator-config
ci/prow/ci-operator-config-metadata
ci/prow/ci-operator-registry 

... checks to pass and then add a /pj-rehearse comment.

Get Aidan Reilly to review. Otherwise, maybe Alex Dellapenta, Gaurav or Andrea Hoffer,