Joe Julian
Joe Julian
... and, indeed, it seems to be related to downstream. https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/blob/b785a45919c2915aa2de3e53390c7a3c4d383a11/Formula/helm.rb#L25 They're not using the gox build process the helm project uses to build its binaries, instead it uses the...
Looks like this is where the fix needs to land. Closing this in favor of the upstream go issue. https://github.com/golang/go/issues/12524 The current workaround is to build your own with CGO...
Last I looked at the homebrew build, they did have CGO enabled. If they no longer do, that needs to be brought up there. There's no action to be taken...
This is a go template limitation. To demonstrate, go to https://repeatit.io/ Put this in the Input box: ```yaml data: 01Config: value ``` and put this in the template box: ```golang...
Configuring the interfaces in the config could be problematic if the machine configurations are not heterogeneous, which they may not be: arm storage boxes, tensorflow systems, GPU. Each may have...
> On top of that, most users have their own solution for addon management, and we should consider if/how to integrate with those solutions too. We have a lot of...
Maybe not for this iteration, but what about storing chart in a configmap and using that first? This would allow a shared cache that could be used by CD systems...
Rephrasing, please correct me if I'm wrong. A chart template implemented the label `app.kubernetes.io/managed-by` that was _not_ required in helm2 but _is_ required in helm3, eg https://github.com/jetstack/cert-manager/blob/v0.10.0/deploy/charts/cert-manager/templates/deployment.yaml#L19. Because that label...
I'm also thinking it may be unfixable. In the cert-manager chart linked above, they used that label as part of the selector. Any template that does this cannot be upgraded...
Caused by: ``` logger.go:42: 12:51:54 | update-image-and-node-port/1-new-image-and-pv | [pod/update-image-cluster-and-node-port-0/redpanda] ERROR 2022-09-01 12:50:00,776 [shard 0] seastar - Could not setup Async I/O: Resource temporarily unavailable. The most common cause is not...