[tenant-namespace-operator] Switched to helm module in k8s ansible collection #9
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As listed above I've symlinked the Dockerfile so the operator sdk can run locally for fast development of the Ansible roles. I think that symlink can go away when the build scripts for the container can point to a Dockerfile not in the current working directory. The build script might need a configurable location to look for the
/.extrafingerprints
file as well since a non-root user can't write to/
without pre-creating the file as root.I've updated the Dockerfile to drop root when running non-root required commands and skipped adding the miscscripts repository by passing the repository when calling
helm pull
. The unpacked chart now ends up in the home directory of the operator user which is easier to replicate in a local dev environment.It looks like the version of the container is being put in the /.extrafingerprints file, should this PR update that version?