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First of all, great work with this plugin, it works like a charm for us, and alleviated a lot of friction we had using a private s3 bucket for our chart repo. Here a few feature suggestions that we would love to see (if I had the time, I would love to jump in and help out):
AWS Profiles
In my use case, my AWS credentials file has multiple profiles (one personal and one for work). It would be nice to see that there is an option to specify which credentials profile to use to access the bucket.
Possible usage: helm s3 ... [--profile (default: default)]
Reindexing the repository
If for some reason we manually go into the s3 bucket, and modify the existing charts, I think we should have a method to easily reindex the index.yaml directly from the helm command through this plugin
Possible usage: helm s3 reindex [repo]
Deleting charts from the repository
I think that there should be a method to delete charts from the repo, and regenerate the index.yaml to reflect that.
Possible usage: helm s3 delete [chartName] [repo] [--version (default: latest)].
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First of all, great work with this plugin, it works like a charm for us, and alleviated a lot of friction we had using a private s3 bucket for our chart repo. Here a few feature suggestions that we would love to see (if I had the time, I would love to jump in and help out):
AWS Profiles
In my use case, my AWS
credentials
file has multiple profiles (one personal and one for work). It would be nice to see that there is an option to specify which credentials profile to use to access the bucket.Possible usage:
helm s3 ... [--profile (default: default)]
Reindexing the repository
If for some reason we manually go into the s3 bucket, and modify the existing charts, I think we should have a method to easily reindex the
index.yaml
directly from thehelm
command through this pluginPossible usage:
helm s3 reindex [repo]
Deleting charts from the repository
I think that there should be a method to delete charts from the repo, and regenerate the
index.yaml
to reflect that.Possible usage:
helm s3 delete [chartName] [repo] [--version (default: latest)]
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: