[OFFICIAL] TrueCharts Common Library Chart(s)

[PrivatePuffin]

• Repository name (in artifacthub.io): TrueCharts Common Library Charts
• Official packages (leave empty if all packages in the repository are official): ...
• Project URL: https://truecharts.org/ or https://github.com/truecharts/library-charts
• Is the publisher a CNCF project? (graduated, incubating or sandbox): No
• Source code URL (if available): https://github.com/truecharts/library-charts
• Other relevant URLs: if there are any other urls that can help us with the verification process, please include them here

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• [x] The repository has already obtained the Verified Publisher status.
• [x] The user requesting the status is the publisher of the repository in Artifact Hub, or belongs to the organization publishing it.
• [x] All official packages available in the repository provide a README.md file with some documentation that can be displayed on Artifact Hub.

note Our common library is designed from scratch by our staff, it's designed to include top-of-the-line templating features and input validation. It itself does not contain software packages.

However, in contrast to our normal helm chart catalog, this seperate catalog does only feature our own work by default.

[cynthia-sg]

Hi @Ornias1993,

Could you..

• add a README file to the common-test package?
• use a different logo for the common-test package? It's currently using Google's. I cannot recognize the logo in the dep-common package, but if it isn't yours it'd be great if you could update it as well.

Once that's ready, we can mark the packages available in the repo as official.

Thanks!

[PrivatePuffin]

Ill make sure both those packages are removed from release pipeline, as they are internal-use only.

thanks for the headsup though!

[cynthia-sg]

We've just granted the official status to the common package :slightly_smiling_face:

[PrivatePuffin]

We've just granted the official status to the common package 🙂

Thats a nice and clean solution, thanks! :)