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Skaffold Helm Deploy Unable to Pull down OpenFaas Helm Chart from Repo #7232
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Thanks Can you please provide the helm client version? I was not able to reproduce this issue at my end.
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I am on
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Hello @tejal29 I am on:
Just some other things to note: I tried to test this on a different environment, and while I was able to run the above command to install openfaas through the command line without any trouble my colleague was unable too and would receive the same error as when installing through skaffold. |
Thanks @JHousmanEdi I will try the steps again and report back |
Not sure if this is the same underlying issue but we also get
when a local directory has the same name as the chart since helm ignores the Add the |
Hit this issue, confirm it was caused by existing local folder with same name as release name in skaffold.yaml
as you see it finds local directory and tries to load chart from there rather than from remote repo HTH |
This helped me out, thank you so much for finding this @hall! Basically, I stored my |
Expected behavior
Expecting the OpenFaas pods to start through helm deloyment
Actual behavior
As far as I can tell, when running with -v debug I can see:
Running command: [helm --kube-context docker-desktop install openfaas openfaas --namespace openfaas --repo https://openfaas.github.io/faas-netes/ --set functionNamespace=openfaas-fn --set generateBasicAuth=true] subtask=0 task=Deploy
When I run the command in the brackets in my command line, everything works fine. However, Skaffold returns the error:
Error: INSTALLATION FAILED: Chart.yaml file is missing
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Steps to reproduce the behavior
I follow the steps in the openfaas repository.
Due to some issues with ordering of dependencies, I have actually commented out the kubectl component for now.
kubectl apply -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/openfaas/faas-netes/master/namespaces.yml
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