chore(compute): bump plugin to v0.8.0-dev.7#11
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Bumps the
computeplugin to v0.8.0-dev.7 and updatesplugins/compute.yaml(version, download URIs, and SHA256s for all 6 platforms — each verified against the published release checksums).What's new in this version
Instance status now reads "Available" instead of "Running."
An instance shows as Available whenever it's serving — including when it's scaled to zero — so the status reflects whether the workload is available to handle traffic rather than whether a process happens to be running at that instant. Blocked states read consistently as Not available — (quota exceeded, image unavailable, instance crashing, configuration error).
Rollout progress at a glance.
datumctl compute workloadsgains an UP-TO-DATE column showing how many instances are on the latest workload revision, so you can watch a restart or rollout converge.Clearer labels for failures and start-up.
Instance status uses human-friendly labels — Failed (image unavailable), Failed (crashing), Failed (configuration error) — and shows readable network-provisioning status while an instance is coming up, instead of raw Kubernetes reasons.
Consistent restarts.
datumctl compute restartuses the canonical restart annotation, so restart requests are recorded and surface uniformly across the CLI.Release
Plugin release: https://github.com/datum-cloud/compute/releases/tag/v0.8.0-dev.7