Dmitry, I can add a little to what Adnan shared... Helm tries to provide a semantic version guarantee to not break APIs on a major version. When the development from Helm v1 to Helm v2, which was most

Alexis, Thanks for sending that paper out. It was a fun read to start my day. I think it's only tangentially relevant to Helm because Helm is a package manager rather than a build tool. A comparison t

To learn more about what people need out of helm v3 I'm starting to put together a survey. A document with questions is at the following link. If you have any feedback please feel open to adding it...

The survey is available at https://goo.gl/forms/ht61kKETiqVR103v1 Backstory: For the past several months the App Def WG has been looking at how people build applications to run on Kubernetes and tools

We're going to go around sharing it everywhere. I'll try to get to that later today. Thanks for pointing it out.

Now that the survey is closed we've begun to work through the information and try to share share results more widely. Here are pointers to some information as it pertains to Helm, where some of the ou

Now that Helm has moved to the CNCF we are starting to move repositories to the helm organization. The first to move is the Helm community repo which is now at github.com/helm/community It will be a l

There is a Capabilities object available in Charts that has some information about the Kubernetes cluster including the version. You can use this to detect different Kuberentes versions and handle the

> Besides the capabilities object for Kubernetes versions, is there a way to decipher between Kubernetes and OpenShift versions? I’m not familiar enough with OpenShift to be able to know. As CRDs, and

As part of Helms move to the CNCF we are moving all the repositories under the helm GitHub organization. The move is being tracked via an issue on GitHub at https://github.com/helm/community/issues/28

The helm repository has now been moved. It is at github.com/helm/helm. Redirects are in place so that you should not have to make any change in your handling of Helm. If there are any issues or questi

The charts repo has now been moved to github.com/helm/charts. If there are any issues please let us know. Note, we may run into places where /ok-to-test needs to be re-added to a PR. This will need to

I want to say thanks to everyone who gave feedback both here and in other areas on this topic. We’re going to go with hub.helm.sh and likely setup a redirect from charts.helm.sh to hub.helm.sh.

When Helm became a part of the CNCF we had to setup a governance structure. We could no longer rely on the Kubernetes governance. To accomplish this we put into place a provisional governance and a pl

Since Helm joined the CNCF as part of Kubernetes it has used a Contributors License Agreement (CLA) to ensure contributions can be contributed. Today, Helm is making a change to a Developers Certifica

When Helm was under Kubernetes it relied on Kuberenetes governance. Now that Helm is a CNCF incubating project we need governance of our own. You can learn about the in the blog post with the details

I nominate Matt Butcher (a.k.a. technosophos) for Helm Org Maintainer.

I accept the nomination As a quick reminder, the phase we are in is where people are nominated and need to accept the nomination. Any selection from the nominees comes after this part of the process.

I nominate Scott Rigby for Helm Org Maintainership

> Is it possible from helm client to call the file present into the external repo? What kind of repo are you talking about? An external charts repo? Then no. If the file is web accessible there is the