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Looking at the values.yaml for casdoor helm, don't see an option for extraContainers

GCP recommends having a cloud sql proxy running in a sidecar container that would connect to cloud sql. Usually its as simple as adding some information to the helm chart's extraContainers field but don't see it in the values

@hsluoyz Might be quicker to just discuss here. We can choose to host the index.yaml requried for helm in casdoor.org docs as you prefer. Helm looks for this YAML as it is responsible for informing helm where to download the resources. The helm configuration can continue to live in its current github repository. The only issue becomes how do you keep the index.yaml thats hosted on the webserver in sync with the Github repo changes? My original approach was to just use Github Pages to host the index.yaml with the related helm configuration alongside updating casdoor docs so it can continue to remain the single point of truth

why not publish the package to helm registry? It's not good for the repo to contain many specific packages like docker, helm, etc.

We usually do this in CI, the CI can auto publish to registry

We don't host any packages in github

This is like how we publish to Docker hub, pypi, npmjs, Java maven, etc.

yeah that makes sense. Is there a particular helm registry you prefer to deploy to?

I took a deeper look into ArtifactHub and it requires a URL where the files can be served from. This medium article mentioned "Although Artifact Hub is a distribution service for resources like Helm charts, it is not a file storage service. Consequently, we need to find some other place to store our chart online. For this purpose, we can leverage GitHub pages".

Since Github pages isn't an option, an alternative is using Github Container Registry. Another article showcases its usage and it would be shown under the packages section right below releases. It's free for public repos. We can setup the CI to only publish the helm chart package whenever a change is detected in that directory. How does this approach sound?

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it seems to have bugs

Can you test it on your fork first?

Based on the github action error, seems to be just a permission issue: Error: server message: insufficient_scope: authorization failed . The docker forums state to use a Personal Access Token (PAS) instead as that provides fine grained controls to provide it access. The token should probably be created by the maintainers of casdoor

casdoor repo already pushes to dockerhub its images, did you use that credential name?

I tested more on my personal fork and discovered the issue. Turns out permissions were not the issue. It was just pointing to the wrong docker hub location. Tested on personal fork and was able to upload to docker hub on personal account with no issues. Created fresh PR https://github.com/casbin/casdoor/pull/2546. The new dockerhub location will be casbin/casdoor-helm-charts

Sure created fix https://github.com/casbin/casdoor/pull/2549

Lets deploy the helm chart only when it is changed. I see a lot of projects pick this option. The helm chart allows developers to enter the app version they want to use so they can pick any version. I will create a PR for the documentation later this week ✅

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