This is the GA version of the helm-x integration #673 developed last year.
You get all the following benefits without an extra helm plugin:
- Ability to add ad-hoc chart dependencies/aliases, without forking the chart (Fixes#876 )
- Ability to patch resulting K8s resources before installing the helm chart
- Ability to install a kustomization as a chart (Requires `kustomize` binary to be available in `$PATH`
- Ability to install a directory of K8s manifests as a chart
- etc.
Fixes https://github.com/roboll/helmfile/issues/1142
desired_state_file_loader.go
- Will now normalize the content before splitting it to parts
context:
Me & and a fellow dev have tried to figure out why helmfile didn't fill in certain values on his machine;
turns out, he'd mistakenly checked out our project w/ CRLF line endings, which had caused part splitting to not work (as it's hard coded to look for '\n').
The following was acted on as a single part, causing values from the bases not to be available in the next yaml part:
```
bases:\r\n
- base.yaml\r\n
---\r\n
releases:
- name: external-secrets-crd
... some templated yaml ...
```
I've thought about regex-ing it out instead of replace-all, but benchmarks had shown that a plain replace is faster.
I've also considered splitting by "\n---" instead of "\n---", but that would break if the dashes were to continue with some other text.
This prevents typos in helmfiles from silently preventing operations
from running. The default behavior is to print a warning, to preserve
backwards compatibility.
Resolves#1232
CHANGES:
* Disable repo update when installed is false
When install is false, we do not need to update the repositories and get
the chart.
Signed-off-by: Guillaume Perrin <guillaume28.perrin@gmail.com>
- createNamespace is a new attribute that can be added to helmDefaults
or an individual release to enforce the creation of a release namespace
during sync if the namespace does not exist. This leverages helm's
(3.2+) --create-namespace flag for the install/upgrade command. If
running helm < 3.2, the createNamespace attribute has no effect.
Resolves#891Resolves#1140
* feat(tmpl): added fetchSecretValue template function
This adds a tmpl `fetchSecretValue` and `expandSecretRefs` function by:
- Adding:
- `expandSecretRefs` function in tmpl package that uses vals
package to fetch secrets
- `fetchSecretValue` function in tmpl package like below but for
single string value
- gomock for tests purpose
- Changing:
- move init of vals package to function (so the same instance can be used for template values and rendering the whole template)
* doc(secret): added doc how to use new tmpl methods
Added example usage of `fetchSecretValue` and `expandSecretRefs`
* New output flag for list command
Support output as json
Add new formatters file to handle extrac formatting to its own concern
New config interface to support list command specification
* Fix usage message
* Add error handling for formatters
This commit proposes a potential solution for
https://github.com/roboll/helmfile/issues/1201
The gist is that, if prestate rendering fails, for any reason,
we do not populate the .Values in the second pass renderer.
I think that what have been expected in this case is to populate the
.Values irregardless.
pkg/app/two_pass_renderer.go
- Migrated to use finalEnv.GetMergedValues()
pkg/environment/environment.go
- Introduced GetMergedValues, which merges the environment's defaults
and current values, and then casts the keys to string;
This was previously defined in HelmState.Values() - however, as this
method is only concerned with the environment, I think it's more
appropriate for it to sit here.
pkg/state/state_exec_tmpl.go
- Extracted out HelmState.Values() to environment.go, see above
since mergo had been bumped to 0.3.9 an environment value like:
```
affinity: {}
```
was not merged properly (not merged at all) instead it threw an error
that it cannot find the key "affinity" in the environment values even
though it was outputted in debug output as read in properly.
Enhances Helmfile to print more helpful message on error while calling `exec` template function.
Helmfile has been printing error messages like the below:
```
in ./helmfile.yaml: error during helmfile.yaml.part.0 parsing: template: stringTemplate:5:8: executing "stringTemplate" at <exec "./exectest.sha" (list)>: error calling exec: exit status 1
```
Adding captured stdout and stderr, with some indentation to make it readable, it now produces the following message on missing executable:
```
$ make build && ./helmfile build
go build
in ./helmfile.yaml: error during helmfile.yaml.part.0 parsing: template: stringTemplate:5:8: executing "stringTemplate" at <exec "./exectest.sha" (list)>: error calling exec: fork/exec ./exectest.sha: no such file or directory
COMMAND:
./exectest.sha
ERROR:
fork/exec ./exectest.sha: no such file or directory
```
On non-zero exit status without output:
```
$ make build && ./helmfile build
go build
in ./helmfile.yaml: error during helmfile.yaml.part.0 parsing: template: stringTemplate:5:8: executing "stringTemplate" at <exec "./exectest.sh" (list)>: error calling exec: exit status 1
COMMAND:
./exectest.sh
ERROR:
exit status 1
```
On non-zero exit status with output:
```
$ make build && ./helmfile build
go build
in ./helmfile.yaml: error during helmfile.yaml.part.0 parsing: template: stringTemplate:5:8: executing "stringTemplate" at <exec "./exectest.sh" (list)>: error calling exec: exit status 2
COMMAND:
./exectest.sh
ERROR:
exit status 2
COMBINED OUTPUT:
out1
err1
```
Resolves#1158
`--retain-values-files` prevents temporary values files that were passed to Helm commands run by Helmfile for debugging purpose.
With that, you can manually rerun helm commands that were logged when `--log-level=debug` is enabled.
Resolves ##1117
* Add option to suppress diff on apply
Add --supress-diff option on apply. Usable for fresh installs when a
lot of output is produces by diff.
Resolves#458
* fix tests for suppress-diff
When chart is not set, an exception without any hints occure due
normalizeChart tries to access the first character of a 0 length string.
Properly inform user of missing chart.
This makes it possible to pass the API Capabilities to helmfile when executing a task that does not render against an actual cluster (diff, template, apply).
Resolves#1014
Adds support for indexed key arguments and escaped dot arguments to `--state-values-set`.
Things like `--state-values-set config\.yml.something=abc` or `--state-values-set config.something[0]=abc` can be passed in the command line.
Resolves#899
It looks like during the beta phase the testing functionality was tweaked / changed back during the beta phase but has since been returned back to how it worked originally.
RE: a6f4bc1bc0
Signed-off-by: Jake Hill <jake@naphta.uk>
When helmfile is run with `--environment NAME` and there was a base hemlfile that misses `environments`, helmfile had been trying to load env values for NAME and failing.
A base helmfile is allowed to reference values from within itself, but that's optional. In other words, a base helmfile that misses the env is okay as long as it doesn't self-reference env values.
So, this change allows missing env and env values while loading base helmfile. After loading, a base helmfile can fail due to referencing missing env values, but that's okay.
Fixes#1008
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