This adds 'scripts/get`, which is a bash script for fetching and
installing the Helm client. It has the following features:
- It uses the GitHub API to discover the latest release
- It downloads the SHA256 checksum and verifies the binary using it
- It does basic tests on the installation
When 'helm serve' is run, this now generates an index.yaml file. Before,
that file was maintained externally, often manually.
Closes#793
Partially addresses #1404
This changes from --client-only and --server-only to --client and
--server. With this change, if no flags are specified, all info is
shown. If one flag is specified, only its info is shown.
This modifies 'helm version' to allow for local-only or server-only
versions to avoid cases where calling 'helm version' was resulting in
errors.
Closes#1440
Currently, --set simply appends data to the end of the existing values
YAML data. If a values file does not have a line feed at the end, the
set data is mis-appended. This fixes the issue by inserting a linefeed
between the --values data and --set data.
Closes#1430
This switches the local chart repo to use 127.0.0.1 instead of localhost
so that the net library does not negotiate localhost to an IPv6 address,
which is known to cause issues in some Docker containers.
Breaking Change: When testing on a system that does NOT have IPv4
configured, this will break 'helm serve'. We estimate this will impact
none of the current user base.
Closes#1410
This adds a --dry-run flag to init, and causes the manifest file for
Tiller to be emitted on --debug. Together, this means you can do a
'helm init --dry-run --debug' and dump the Tiller manifest much as you
can with 'helm install --dry-run --debug'.
This does not require a server round-trip.
Closes#1417
This commit changes the configmap storage driver to compress
the serialized release before storing it as a base64 encoded string.
This change is backward compatible as it handles existing releases
gracefully by skipping the decompression step when the gzip magic
header is not present.