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The generated helm chart should allow changing things like:
annotations
nodeSelector
affinity rules
etc
It would be great if we could support a config file where the user can specify schema/attribute name and field-ref/s and helmify will automatically templatize it.
@smitthakkar96 great idea!
Such config will enable users to easily adjust helmify to other use-cases.
Let's discuss specs first. Maybe we can reuse the config to implement 57 and 54.
My first question is about optional: true/false values. For optional: false helmify must templatize it but what happens for optional: true? Maybe we can rename it to enabled: so users will be able to override default behavior to force template or force skip property?
What is name: annotations property? Is it a human-readable alias for config which will be ignored by helmify?
PS:
I just started thinking of how it can be integrated into the codebase and it looks very painful. Because existing code is just a go script transforming kubebuilder output into helm 😄.
I think we should revisit helmify code and list all currently templated fields as a default config. Then we can rewrite code into a single generic yaml processor taking config and manifest as input and producing a template.
The only problem is maintaining templated object links inside the chart (ex: deployment->volume, deployment->configmap, etc.).
Do you have any thoughts about implementation?
The generated helm chart should allow changing things like:
annotations
nodeSelector
affinity
rulesIt would be great if we could support a config file where the user can specify schema/attribute name and field-ref/s and helmify will automatically templatize it.
Example:
PS: If this the community and maintainers are interested in I am happy to contribute
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