Changes:
- Prevent Helmfile from unnecessarily running `helm repo add` and `helm repo up` against repositories for unused repositories(repositories of releases filtered out by selector)
- Fixes#1330
This, in combination with #1172, allows you to use `go-getter`-supported URL for K8s manifests on `chart`, so that Helmfile automatically fetches it and then turning it into a temporary local chart, which is then installed by Helmfile as similar as standard Helm charts.
An example usecase of this is to install cert-manager CRDs which is distributed separately from the chart:
```
releases:
- name: cert-manager-crds
chart: git::http://github.com/jetstack/cert-manager.git@deploy/crds?ref=v0.15.2
```
I'm adding this based on discussion with @lukasmrtvy. He was trying to install cert-manager and prometheus-opreator with Helmfile, and this combined with #1373 should do the job. Thanks for the input!
`disableOpenAPIValidation: true` might be useful for workaround for broken CRDs that is known to be exist in older OpenShift versions, and `disableValidation: true` is confirmed to allow installing charts like prometheus-operator that tries to install CRDs and CRs in the same chart.
Strictly speaking, for the latter case I believe you only need `disableValidation: true` set during the first installation, but for the ease of operation I shall suggest you to always set it.
Obviously turning validation mostly(disableOpenAPIValidation) or entirely(disableValidation) result in deferring any real error until sync time. We need completely client-side validation that is able to read CRDs and use it for validating any CRs to catch any error before sync. But it worth an another (big) issue.
Fixes#1124
This is useful for e.g. removing state file names and their hash values out of output dirs so that it can be used easily in a gitops setup. For example, `--output-dir-template mybasedir/{{.Release.Name}}` produces `mybasedir/RELEASE/CHART/templates/*.yaml` for each release in your helmfile.yaml.
* Move kube-context from helmDefaults to 1'st argument to let kube-context per release override it
* fix tests
Co-authored-by: Alex Vorona <av@dysnix.com>
- Add `version` parameter for Vault provider
- Add `profile` parameter for AWS SSM/SecretsManager provider
= Add `version` parameter for AWS SSM Parameter Store provider
- Add support for app-role authentication when using Vault provider
Summary of changes:
* Output any error from Mkdir in `helmfile template`
* Add failing test for .Release.Name interpolation
* Add golden files for testing
* Parse resources with kustomize to compare them structure by structure
* Decode resources into plain maps
The RNode type from kustomize uses yaml.Node under the hood,
which carries extra information like line numbers, which
become noisy when comparing with deep.Equal.
Changes:
* Add global hooks
* Add top level hooks field to yaml spec
* Add functions for global prepare and cleanup events
* Call global prepare and cleanup events in withPreparedCharts function
* Update README
* Add helmfileCommand variable to withPreparedCharts
Pass the information on what helmfileCommand has been run down from the
top level functions through withReposAndPreparedCharts and withPreparedCharts.
* 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
* Replace usage of getOrNil with get function
* Add nil in get function
Co-authored-by: Rene Hernandez Remedios <rene.hernandez@fullscript.com>
Probably this has been affecting strategicMergePatches and dependencies as well, as the source of the problem is the underlying common feature called helm-x that previsouly used `helm template --output-dir`, which turned out to be not working as intended.
Ref #1279
A kustomization has not been properly chartified when a kustomization is specified on `releases[].chart` but there were no `releases[].strategicMergePatches` and `jsonPatches` specified.
This fixes that.
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.
Add a global flag --debug that sets the logging level to debug and passes the global flag --debug to Helm through the implementation of subcommands’ --args.
Resolves#1104
Co-authored-by: ayoub mrini <amrini@wiremind.fr>
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>
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