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Currently, ct lint fails whenever values.yaml is missing in a chart.
Sometimes there is simply no need to provide values.yaml (e.g. when installing manifests that don't need to be configurable).
Expected: ct lint should not fail when values.yaml is absent.
Observed:
% ct lint
[...]
[Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'helm/mychart/values.yaml'
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✖︎ mychart => (version: "1.2.2", path: "helm/mychart") > failed waiting for process: exit status 255
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Error: failed linting charts: failed processing charts
failed linting charts: failed processing charts
When running with debug: true, I see:
>>> yamllint --config-file .yamllint.yaml helm/mychart/Chart.yaml
>>> yamllint --config-file .yamllint.yaml helm/mychart/values.yaml
[Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'helm/mychart/values.yaml'
So the problem is that it attempts to run yamllint in the non-existing values.yaml.
I have validate-yaml: true in my ct config.
The current workaround is to create an empty values.yaml file in the chart, just for the sake of pleasing ct lint.
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