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Helm 3 error #135
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Took out the if-statements (...) and then the chart seemed to install. $ helm install pelias -n pelias -f values-override.yaml chart-dir NAME: pelias LAST DEPLOYED: Thu Sep 17 11:12:33 2020 NAMESPACE: pelias STATUS: deployed REVISION: 1 TEST SUITE: None NOTES: Hey you've just installed Pelias, congrats! (Oh and I threw the $ tree -f -L 2 . ├── ./build │ ├── ./build/Chart.yaml │ ├── ./build/README.md │ ├── ./build/templates │ └── ./build/values.yaml ├── ./chart-dir │ ├── ./chart-dir/Chart.yaml │ └── ./chart-dir/templates ├── ./LICENSE ├── ./README.md ├── ./values-override.yaml └── ./values.yaml 5 directories, 32 files |
Dashboard doesn't come up, but think that's my elastic stack config that's the problem. And probing is still little off, taking that out. But seems to be okay ... |
I left the pods to run this weekend with the hope it would eventually restart and (magically) work.
Gives the event output like:
This is on the pelias-interpolation pod. The dashboard I diasbled, and pelias-placeholder seems to spit the same problems. |
Hi, Original issue More than Helm3, it seems that a more Golang 1.14 patch created a couple of Helm charts to fail. Here's the most explicit explaination that I've found. In the 2 lines you mentionned here #135 (comment) @skulos , I inverted the 'and' placement. From To This did remove a first error you mentionned in your original Bug report Second issue My intuition is that the
Cheers, |
Using helm 3, I'm getting errors. This might help with your testing.
I downloaded the repo:
Then I changed the directory
And the ran the helm 3, suggested in a closed issue - see link below, command:
Originally posted by @skulos in #123 (comment)
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