Does this issue reproduce with the latest release?
Yes
What operating system and processor architecture are you using (kubectl version)?
Openshift 4.12
kubectl version Output
$ kubectl version 4.11.29
What did you do?
In setting up the values file for our environment I kept having it blow up telling me that an expected value was missing in a position in the values file that made no sense. I worked from the bottom of the values file and when I got to the top and set redisSecret: secretName: "" secretKey: ""
It blows up the chart, which fails to deploy. Remove the values for the secretname and secretkey and leave those values empty, the chart will deploy.
What did you expect to see?
A deployed cluster.
What did you see instead?
It blows up about missing values at weird places in the values file.
Does this issue reproduce with the latest release? Yes What operating system and processor architecture are you using (
kubectl version
)? Openshift 4.12kubectl version
OutputWhat did you do? In setting up the values file for our environment I kept having it blow up telling me that an expected value was missing in a position in the values file that made no sense. I worked from the bottom of the values file and when I got to the top and set
redisSecret: secretName: "" secretKey: ""
It blows up the chart, which fails to deploy. Remove the values for the secretname and secretkey and leave those values empty, the chart will deploy.What did you expect to see? A deployed cluster. What did you see instead? It blows up about missing values at weird places in the values file.
I reverted back to 0.15.3 and it works fine.