the default nameOverride of all components are not changable. This may cause maintenance issues when multiple apps are combined in a super chart. For instance, a release named 'release' which includes immich and another app may have the following workloads:
deployment/release-server (immich server)
deployment/release-app-server (server of another app)
By looking at the names it is hard to tell which app the release-server deployment belongs to. It could even cause name conflict if the other app has decided to use the same assumption on the nameOverride.
Solution
Each component now receives a value called 'nameOverride', so that the name of workloads can be customized according to the end user's requirements.
Alternatives/Workarounds
There is not workaround I could imagine. On the other hand there exists many other ways to solve the problem. One of them is as follows:
Problem
the default nameOverride of all components are not changable. This may cause maintenance issues when multiple apps are combined in a super chart. For instance, a release named 'release' which includes immich and another app may have the following workloads:
By looking at the names it is hard to tell which app the
release-server
deployment belongs to. It could even cause name conflict if the other app has decided to use the same assumption on the nameOverride.Solution
Each component now receives a value called 'nameOverride', so that the name of workloads can be customized according to the end user's requirements.
Alternatives/Workarounds
There is not workaround I could imagine. On the other hand there exists many other ways to solve the problem. One of them is as follows:
Considering backward compatibility, it may cause breaking change on upgrades.