Open bharangit opened 3 years ago
Hi,
Yeah, raising an issue is a good way for either discussion, clarification or a new feature 😉
Don't know if I got your question, so let me rephrase it. You would like to have a feature of helm/helmfile to print all the Kubernetes objects that will be generated and than used for installation?
Hi,
Thanks for your reply.
In our project we are using helmfile -i apply to compare against previous and current changes and then cancelling it to the question y/n at the end. It is bit risky as someone might enter y and it might applied. Instead if there is a feature like helmfile -i dry-run without having to apply changes to get changes / mutations in current version, that would be of great help.
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If there is such a dry-run feature already in helmfile, then pls educate me 🙂
Thank you, bharanidharan
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Hi,
Yeah, raising an issue is a good way for either discussion, clarification or a new feature 😉
Don't know if I got your question, so let me rephrase it. You would like to have a feature of helm/helmfile to print all the Kubernetes objects that will be generated and than used for installation?
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Honestly speaking I've never tried to find such command in helmfile. By looking over the Internet I found this issue - https://github.com/roboll/helmfile/issues/118 which probably is what you're looking for.
I could try to play around with it to find it, but possibly on a weekend on at the beginning of the next week.
Thanks for considering. I was referring to this feature of Helm (helm install --dry-run --debug).
as explained in this blog : https://jhooq.com/helm-dry-run-install/
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From: Wojtek Krzywiec @.> Sent: 27 March 2021 01:59 To: wkrzywiec/k8s-helm-helmfile @.> Cc: bharangit @.>; Author @.> Subject: Re: [wkrzywiec/k8s-helm-helmfile] Requesting dry-run feature (#4)
Honestly speaking I've never tried to find such command in helmfile. By looking over the Internet I found this issue - roboll/helmfile#118https://github.com/roboll/helmfile/issues/118 which probably is what you're looking for.
I could try to play around with it to find it, but possibly on a weekend on at the beginning of the next week.
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I don't get it, isn't the template
command doing just that?
sorry for not being clear..
$ helmfile template (gives me this as follows, as in first screenshot):
[cid:05d4c74b-8969-4878-999f-9af40a5123f4]
helmfile -f helmfile.yaml -i apply (-i flag compares the existing deployment and the new values to give me the following highlighting the changes in green and with a + sign on the left ).
I do this $helmfile -f filename.yaml -i apply (followed by 'n' to apply changes y/n) often to check changes everytime i make some changes to verify before deploying from azure pipeline.
I wish having a new feature / flag which can compare existing and new changes without having to pass "apply" parameter as it is riskier if someone accidentally answers 'y' to the question after the run.
so if we have something like $helmfile -f filename.yaml -i notapply , this will derisk our developers from accidentally deploying from command line and still gives us ability to see changes / additions/ removal of deployment in kubernetes.
I hope it makes sense now. 🙂
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I don't get it, isn't the template command doing just that?
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Hi sorry for going back so late.
I'm not able to see your screenshots, but do you think one of these will do the trick?:
helmfile template --args RELEASE_NAME
helmfile sync --args="--dry-run --debug"
Thanks, will try and get back.
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Hi sorry for going back so late.
I'm not able to see your screenshots, but do you think one of these will do the trick?:
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Hi,
Thanks for the template and dry-run, it is helpful.
One issue using "helmfile -f filename -i apply" in windows based machine, is that it is showing entire chart as mutations not showing exact differences. I have attached image showing an example. As you see there, even though there are no changes in this chart, if i do helm diff it is showing entire chart as changed. I am running in wsl2 in windows 10.
Is it any setting in vs code or any option in helm diff to overcome this?
Thanks, Bharani
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Hi sorry for going back so late.
I'm not able to see your screenshots, but do you think one of these will do the trick?:
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Hi,
sorry for coming back so late.
Unfortunately I do not see your picture, so it's hard for me to get to the problem. But nevertheless, I think I'm not the good person to help with that, not because I'm not using it on Windows, but actually I'm not using Helm so heavily. I would suggest to ask either more experienced people or even raise an issue in the official GitHub repo of this project ;)
Any updates on this?
Hi,
Not sure if it is right way to create this request for a feature as an issue. I am using helmfile for deploying a complex chain of charts, it is riskier to run helmfile -i apply in interactive mode every time and to say no to command. could you pls provide dry-run feature to allow us to see what is the resultant yaml if that deployment goes in..