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  1. OpenShift Pipelines
  2. SRVKP-4259

Create clusterpools for OpenShift Pipelines to use OpenShift CI

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      Create clusterpools for OpenShift Pipelines to use OpenSHift CI

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      We detected that following repositories:
      openshift-pipelines/task-openshift
      openshift-pipelines/task-maven
      openshift-pipelines/task-buildpacks
      openshift-pipelines/task-git
      openshift-pipelines/task-containers
      openshift-pipelines/operator
       
      are using our openshift-ci cluster pools. We would like you to shift away from them as it is generating additional cost for core openshift organization. We would like it to happen in the next 60 days (transition period). You can supply your own cluster pools. If you have questions please do not hesitate to contact us. Feel free to cc additional people as we may miss people who are directly responsible for making such decisions. To see announcement of this initiative please visit aos-leads mailing list (Further actions on scaling OCP CI and estimating CI costs accurately (Cluster Pools)) or slack channel.

      https://redhat-internal.slack.com/archives/CBN38N3MW/p1710341230696809

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            rh-ee-ntatinen Navya Tatineni
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