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This will insure that all immediate dependencies are shipped with the archive. Because the same requirements apply to dependencies when they are packaged, this effectively insures that the entire transitive graph of dependencies is packaged within a chart archive. For more details on dependencies, see: {{Helm_Dependencies#How_Helm_Dependencies_Work|How Helm Dependencies Work}} | |||
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Revision as of 22:59, 15 December 2019
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Overview
Revised for Helm 3
helm package ./my-chart
The command packages a chart into a versioned chart archive file. The command needs the path to the directory containing the chart's Chart.yaml. Chart.yaml version element is used when generating the package name: when generating a package, the package command will use the version that it finds in the Chart.yaml as a token in the package name. The chart archive is saved in the directory the command is run from, unless --destination is used.
Packaging and Dependencies
If the chart being packaged declares dependencies, the dependency charts must be available in the charts/ directory when "package" command is executed, otherwise the packaging attempt will fail:
Error: found in Chart.yaml, but missing in charts/ directory: some-chart
In this case, help dependency update must be run on the chart before attempting to package it or -u or --dependency-update options must be used as part of the "package" command:
helm package -u ./my-chart
This will insure that all immediate dependencies are shipped with the archive. Because the same requirements apply to dependencies when they are packaged, this effectively insures that the entire transitive graph of dependencies is packaged within a chart archive. For more details on dependencies, see: Template:Helm Dependencies
Options
-d, --destination
The directory where to write the chart archive. The default is ".".
-u, --dependency-update
Perform a dependency update before packaging. Equivalent with running helm dependency update.
--debug
Use it to see what is packaged in the chart.