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I recently ran into a problem when trying to use the heroku based buildpacks where one of their buildpacks didn't define a stacks section in the buildpack.toml file. Kpack says that it's not supported,
message: "validating buildpack heroku [email protected]: stack heroku-24 is not supported"
In talking with that team, it seems that kpack neesd to be updated to support 0.10 where stacks are optional/deprecated.
This is something we've been meaning to do for a while now and a lot of the work is already in a PR at #1332. But I'm not sure if I (or even @natalieparellano) have the capacity to pick it up again right now.
As @chenbh mentioned, the team has been stretched a bit thin, so it may take some time for someone to get to this. However this does seem to be a relatively "good first issue" if anyone would like to take it on, I am sure a maintainer would be happy to support.
Hello,
I recently ran into a problem when trying to use the heroku based buildpacks where one of their buildpacks didn't define a
stacks
section in the buildpack.toml file. Kpack says that it's not supported,message: "validating buildpack heroku [email protected]: stack heroku-24 is not supported"
In talking with that team, it seems that kpack neesd to be updated to support 0.10 where
stacks
are optional/deprecated.This came out of this discussion here: heroku/buildpacks-procfile#243
For reference here is when the pack cli fixed it: buildpacks/pack#2047
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