Write chart_version only if latest_tag is defined #202
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The chart_version output was written regardless of whether the latest_tag variable was defined. The latest_tag variable is only defined if skip_packaging is not set. This leads to issue helm#171. Setting skip_packaging implies that an external process takes care of packaging the chart and setting the chart version. There is thus no need to write the chart_version output as it should already be known. Closes helm#171 Signed-off-by: Ferdinand Hofherr <[email protected]>
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@davidkarlsen would you be able to take a look at this PR too? It fixes a regression in v1.6 that's been preventing a lot of us from upgrading from v1.5. |
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@fhofherr Hi. Thanks for your fix. |
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The chart_version output was written regardless of whether the latest_tag variable was defined. The latest_tag variable is only defined if skip_packaging is not set. This leads to issue #171.
Setting skip_packaging implies that an external process takes care of packaging the chart and setting the chart version. There is thus no need to write the chart_version output as it should already be known.
Closes #171