feat: df namespace override helm #420
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Opening PR for solving issue: #403,
If the user simply wants to install the operator in a custom namespace (e.g., my-ops) instead of default, they do not need any changes to the code.
They can just run:
helm install dragonfly-operator ./charts/dragonfly-operator --namespace my-ops --create-namespaceSince the original code used {{ .Release.Namespace }}, Helm automatically populates that variable with whatever is passed to the --namespace flag.
The reason for
namespaceOverridefiles changes and why I had to touch all these files is for Subcharts or GitOps workflows. If we must support the namespaceOverride value. Helm templates are explicit; we cannot "inject" a namespace into a Deployment manifest without writing the line namespace: {{ ... }} in that file.If we move the "main" component (the Operator Deployment) to a custom namespace, we must move everything it depends on as well, or the deployment will break.