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  • Fill in README with dstl8 intro and links
  • everyone get the same version.
  • Bump installer to v1.4.6
  • Add --release-suffix to install.sh for multi-org installs
  • Update install.sh
  • *Add .gitignore for .orig
  • bump aigent to v1.3.39

destari and others added 9 commits July 6, 2026 12:05
Add a welcoming overview of Dstl8, links to dstl8.ai, controltheory.com,
the docs site, and the dstl8 CLI repo, plus guidance on when to use these
Kubernetes/Docker installer scripts.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fill in README with dstl8 intro and links
Both charts name their cluster-scoped objects after the Helm release
("<release>-role"/"<release>-rolebinding"), so a second install into a
different namespace still collides on ClusterRole ownership metadata.
--release-suffix gives the second install distinct release names
(aigent-ds-<suffix>, aigent-cluster-<suffix>) without any chart change,
enabling one cluster to report into two orgs. The suffix is validated as
lowercase alphanumeric/dash and echoed in the install summary; empty by
default, so single-install behavior is unchanged.

Usage notes and an example are documented in the help text, including
pairing with --no-host-port on the second install since only one
DaemonSet per node can bind OTLP ports 1757/1758.

Also bump the default docker image tag to v1.3.38 and make the
--docker-tag help text reference DOCKER_IMAGE_TAG instead of a stale
hardcoded default.
Rounds out the v1.4.7 --release-suffix work already on stage.
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rbg merged commit 805b1b3 into main Sep 2, 2026
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