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The Helm Install docs in the API Aggregation Setup don't work on a Mac #1004
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And removing the base64 commands from the helm install command. This will address kubernetes-retired#1004
gnu base64 (linux) vs bsd base64 (mac). We can say, run it on linux, or run it on gnu base64, but since it's a user run thing, we probably have to figure out how to use bsd base64 and tell the user what they might need to run. |
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* Bump OSB client (kubernetes-retired#1000) (bc5d4ac17be7f9af33683fe4ee3cb44ee89ac667) This update includes new wrapper functions to generate fake errors and a fix for printing errors. * add parameterization for user-broker image to e2e tests (kubernetes-retired#995) * Add logging for normal Bind errors (kubernetes-retired#993) This simply differentiates a broker failure response as outlined in the spec versus some other unknown error. * Adding required values to the APIRegistration object for v1beta1 * Accessing TLS information by file And removing the base64 commands from the helm install command. This will address kubernetes-retired#1004 * Adding deletion instructions * Dropping CA, certs and keys into the charts/catalog directory so that the helm chart can read them * Moving the TLS setup script into the chart * Ignoring the TLS chain created by the TLS created by the script * Adding a walkthrough for clusters running v1.7.0 and above * Removing errant tickmark * Adding flag to skip client CA lookups This enables the service-catalog API server to start on systems where requestheader-client-ca-file was not given * Adding empty requestHeaderCA flag to the values.yaml file This indicates that the flag exists & is used in the chart, and has comments explaining what it’s for * Removing context and using fully qualified binding name
@MHBauer update: I closed #1005 without merge. We can't say that this must be run only on linux. I can think of a few options:
I'm partial to (4) since it seems to be the easiest. |
Use the stringData field in secret and you won't have to b64 encode anything
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@MHBauer <https://github.com/mhbauer> update: I closed #1005
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without merge. We can't say that this must be run only on linux.
I can think of a few options:
1. Enable people to run the helm command in a container
2. Enable people to run the base64 command in a container
3. Do the base64 encoding inside the helm chart (I did this in #1005
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@pmorie the files have newlines in them - do you know another good way to pass them in on the helm CLI? |
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The
helm install
command in this section don't work on a mac. They produce the following error output:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: