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✨ 🌱 Add TakeOwnership optional flag to helm options #419
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✨ 🌱 Add TakeOwnership optional flag to helm options #419
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This looks good, thank you! Could you add a test that exercises this option, maybe in |
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| // TakeOwnership represents CLI --take-ownership flag passed to Helm upgrade or install operation. If set, install will ignore the check for helm annotations and take ownership of the existing resources | ||
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| TakeOwnership bool `json:"takeOwnership,omitempty"` |
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It seems to this flag should be tested with e2e tests, as it's related to helm behavior.
The test may look like this: before starting the test, in the namespace where the chart will be installed, you need to create one or more objects from this chart (but without helm specific labels and annotations). Then install the HelmChartProxy and check that it is successfully installed and now helm chart owns these objects.
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Got it, will do that soon, alright
Adds TakeOwnership flag to helm install/upgrade
Fixes #345