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Add helm-tester enabled flag #1954

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Is this a bug fix or adding new feature?
Feature

What is this PR about? / Why do we need it?
Adding a flag to enable / disable test during pipeline when using chart-testing

What testing is done?
Manual / pipeline tests

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ConnorJC3 commented Mar 5, 2024

Hi @nunodomingues-td , running tests to confirm driver behavior during our ct checks is intentional behavior that we do not want to disable.

When installing the driver with helm install the tests should not be installed. If you need to disable the tests when rendering manifests, you can use --skip-tests as documented by @torredil here: #1535 (comment)

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Hello @ConnorJC3

Thanks for your reply, but my issue is not that simple.

At my company we don't install helm chart manually, we're deploying them using a few pipelines and then using a GitOps CD tool to deploy them.

In our pipelines, we have a few tests, and one of them use CT for rendering, testing, and install (dry-run) the helm charts. Our pipelines are being executed and our charts are being deployed (most of them) in graviton instances, which brings me to a few issues:

  • We don't want to execute tests again in our pipeline when using third party charts ( we build our own charts and build our tests), because we're assuming that the tests are being executed before the releases are created
  • The test is using a intel/amd based image and the node selector is kubernetes.io/arch: amd64

That's why the reason of this PR. All of this to explain that your solution does not work for us and we kindly ask for a review in this.

If you still don't want to move forward, can you give us a even better solution that we can use?

Thanks and best regards

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/ok-to-test

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ConnorJC3 commented Mar 7, 2024

/label tide/merge-method-squash
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@nunodomingues-td this looks good go to me, one small thing:

There was a vulnerability in one of our dependencies that was fixed in #1959, you'll need to rebase your PR on top of the latest master branch to get govulncheck to pass.

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/label tide/merge-method-squash /lgtm

@nunodomingues-td this looks good go to me, one small thing:

There was a vulnerability in one of our dependencies that was fixed in #1959, you'll need to rebase your PR on top of the latest master branch to get govulncheck to pass.

Hello @ConnorJC3
My branch is now rebased. Thanks for the warning

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/approve

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