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Author SHA1 Message Date
astorath 11d0abba6e feat: Advanced Templating (#823)
1. Added `helmfile build` command to print final state
Motivation: useful for debugging purposes and some CI scenarios

Ref #780 

2. Template interpolation is now recursive (you can cross-reference release fields) like:
```yaml
templates:
  release:
    name: {{`app-{{ .Release.Namespace }}`}}
    namespace: {{`{{ .Release.Labels.ns }}`}}
    labels:
      ns: dev
```
3. Experimental: Added some boolean release fields interpolation in templates:
```yaml
templates:
  release:
    name: {{`app-{{ .Release.Namespace }}`}}
    namespace: dev
    installedTemplate: {{`{{ eq .Release.Namespace "dev" }}`}}
```

Resolves #818

4. Added more template interpolations: Labels, SetValues
5. Added template interpolation for inline Values
6. Added `helmfile list` command to print target releases in simple tabular form
7. Added release names in some `helm` output messages, e.g.: `Comparing release=%v, chart=%v`
2019-08-31 14:31:31 +09:00
Alex Withrow 4b08ea9292 Allow running helmfile against a subset of releases (#30)
This adds `releases[].labels` in which you can set arbitrary number of key-value pairs, so that commands like `helmfile sync --selector key=value` can be used to run the helmfile subcommand against a subnet of declared releases.

`labels` and `selector` are named as such on purpose of being consistent with terminology of Kubernetes and other tools in the K8S ecosystem, including kubectl, stern, helm, and so on.

Resolves #8
2018-03-24 01:05:19 +09:00
Justin Nauman e386cd0343 Adding in examples for readme 2017-10-03 20:23:55 -05:00
rob boll df14adac63 ignore dist 2017-04-12 11:22:19 -04:00