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@mikesmarcos Thanks for the PR. I'm not super familiar with Helm charts so I ran this change through Claude Code. Here's what it came back with: It's possible these comments aren't valid! Not sure. Thoughts? Has this change been tested? |
…f README.md file (makes more sense and keeps readable)
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@joshpollara hello! :) Could you please take a couple of minutes to check again? ;) Replying about the test: yes, I've tested in my internal environment.
you will see all the outputs generated by helm and will be able to see that the ingress manifest was not generated with "tls:" attributes, like this:
you will see all the outputs generated by helm and will be able to see that the ingress manifest now generate the "tls:" attributes correctly, like this: Thank you again. Get in touch if you need. ;) |
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@mikesmarcos I'm trying to get these instructions to regenerate the docs merged in, the TLDR is that the README.md should be generated from the comments in docker run --rm --volume "$(pwd):/helm-docs" -u $(id -u) jnorwood/helm-docs:latest |
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I'm quite familiar with helm charts, this would be a welcome addition. |
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I think we're still waiting for @mikesmarcos to run the generate-docs script I mentioned in this comment, because the README doesn't match the commend in |
@mikesmarcos Can you please run the script that @Invincibear mentioned then I can get this merged in? |
Add information for ingress.useTls value on README.md.
Add useTls use-case on values.yaml.