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Add OCI registry support for all Helm charts #3366

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Some Helm charts, such as Loki, are not being pushed to an OCI registry because OCI support is missing in the update-helm-repo.yaml workflow, which is used for external releases.

Solution: This PR introduces a step that ensures Helm charts are also pushed to the GitHub Container Registry (GHCR) as part of the release process, providing OCI support for charts that were previously excluded.

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narqo commented Oct 21, 2024

Thank you for the PR. The changes look very similar to an earlier PR #3115 (which got slipped from the final reviews). Could you help testing it?

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@narqo that is true. I didn't see the already open PR. Btw the PR #3115 needs to be edited, the workflow needs write permission to packages. I just added it into this PR.

Signed-off-by: Oliver Domokos <domolitom@gmail.com>
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🔥 Thank you, works for me (now we need to find one more +1).

@zalegrala zalegrala merged commit 563977e into grafana:main Oct 25, 2024
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