This commit resolves two issues that are found when working with charts:
- On a failed sed command for removing the timestamp, the patch also
fails to regenerate the CRD package. Since removing the timestamps on the patch
before or after generating the CRD package makes no difference, we can just
move the `remove_timestamp_from_diff` command to the end of the for loop.
- The sed command would fail depending on what type of sed you were using.
The easiest fix is to provide a backup file extension name like `.bak` and just
delete the file after generating it to have it work with both types of sed.
Related comment for second issue: https://github.com/rancher/dev-charts/pull/38#discussion_r458442691
This commit resolves two issues that are found when working with charts:
- On a failed sed command for removing the timestamp, the patch also
fails to regenerate the CRD package. Since removing the timestamps on the patch
before or after generating the CRD package makes no difference, we can just
move the `remove_timestamp_from_diff` command to the end of the for loop.
- The sed command would fail depending on what type of sed you were using.
The easiest fix is to provide a backup file extension name like `.bak` and just
delete the file after generating it to have it work with both types of sed.
Related comment for second issue: https://github.com/rancher/dev-charts/pull/38#discussion_r458442691
This commit adds script changes to automatically allow packages to split
the CRD components located in a crd/ directory into a separate package.
It also automatically adds in a validation yaml helper to the main package
to prevent a user from installing the base package without installing the crd
install package first.
Any package can enable the creation of a separate crd package by just adding
`splitCRDsIntoSeparatePackage: true` into the package.yaml, as shown in the
rancher-monitoring chart.
Arvind Iyengar
Steven Crespo
Daishan
Denise Schannon