The other aspect we may want to consider is the SDK. In Helm 2, we had a strict backwards compatibility contract for the Go SDK. Anything that was made public could not be changed from Helm 2.0.0 onwa

There are a few common practices for marking features as experimental: Setting a field in a config file, e.g. `experimental: true` that enables all features A feature gates model that enables a subset

That would be a great approach! It wouldn't be too difficult for monocular to handle those requests and redirect them accordingly to the right .tgz. It would probably need to support https://helm.sh/p

Today is the last day to submit your CFPs for Helm Summit! Helm Summit will be in Amsterdam on September 11-12, 2019. If you need help with your idea, I'm always happy to provide a helping hand! Feel

Hey everyone! Helm 3.0.0-alpha.1 has been released. You can read all about what's changed by reading the release notes here. This is only the first alpha release, and we'll still continue to add more

This was originally the design goal of rudders and the rudder-federation project. The last activity that initiative had seen was over 2 years ago, and the core maintainer who was developing that proje

Sorry, first sentence meant to say `go mod` not dep. From: Matthew Fisher <Matt.Fisher@...> Date: Tuesday, April 16, 2019 at 7:57 AM To: "soolaugust@..." <soolaugust@...>, "cncf-

As far as we know, dep has a *lot* of issues when it comes to dependency resolution. Helm 2 uses glide, but Helm 3 uses dep. Both are being planned for deprecation (with the former being officially de

Ante, This has been common feedback from other Helm users as well. Currently those flags and functions are intentionally hidden away in the `cmd` package, which is an internal package and cannot be im

Hey Paul, there are no plans for making the Helm command-line binaries available on Maven Central, though I’m a little concerned about publishing helm binaries on Maven Central that are not published

I am not a lawyer but there are multiple Helm-related projects, all prefixed with the name “helm-“, so I don’t see a problem with that. AFAIK naming infringement problems only arise when there are pro

If I’m reading that section of the documentation correctly, that’s only concerning the output of `helm package`, not the name of the objects as part of that chart which is installed by Helm. In other

Hey Helmettes, Helm v2.11.0 - Pumpkin Spice Latte Edition - has been released! Please see the release notes for more information: https://github.com/helm/helm/releases/tag/v2.11.0 helm/helm The Kubern

I accept this nomination. Thanks Matt! Matthew Fisher, Caffeinated Software Engineer Microsoft Azure Platform Nanoose Bay, BC Canada Email: matt.fisher@... Phone: 1(250)937-1478

Hey Helmettes! Helm v2.10.0 has been released! The release notes for the release can be found here: https://github.com/helm/helm/releases/tag/v2.10.0 The core maintainers personally want to take a mom

Responded in https://github.com/helm/helm/issues/4456

If you want to override values, you'll want to add your values as a ValueOverride option to InstallRelease. An example can be found within Draft: https://github.com/Azure/draft/blob/9e1f18aa6d9bd382bf

Hey Victor, I'm not aware of a way to do this right now, but a --prompt option flag has been suggested previously (though for helm install). We'd be more than happy to see a PR to add that flag! We'd

Hey Kavindu, Up until very recently there was no way to reference files external to the helm chart asides from using invocations like `--set foo=$(cat myfile)`. However, there is a PR out there to mak

It just takes a long time to fetch k8s.io/kubernetes from source. Depending on internet speeds it’s taken me upwards of a half hour to fetch k8s.io/kubernetes. How long were you waiting for? Matt From