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It can be nice to be able to pass an entire .yaml file with values, but its a fancy detail that one can live without as well I guess.
My use case was an pre-existing production-only deployment that I wanted to adjust to be hubtraf-friendly, so I had a hubtraf config that I only wanted to use locally for a while. I ended up writing it and translating it to a set of --set flags instead.
It can be nice to be able to pass an entire .yaml file with values, but its a fancy detail that one can live without as well I guess.
My use case was an pre-existing production-only deployment that I wanted to adjust to be hubtraf-friendly, so I had a hubtraf config that I only wanted to use locally for a while. I ended up writing it and translating it to a set of --set flags instead.
https://github.com/neurohackademy/nh2020-jupyterhub/blob/43372b5dca3a67c62817b5f6cce54e40c2ecf863/hubtraf-chart-values.yaml#L49-L58
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