helm datree test my-app/ doesn't work on Windows WSL
proxyvert opened this issue · 10 comments
Describe the bug
command 'helm datree test my-test-app/'
gives the following error:
Error: unknown flag: --skip-tests
Error: plugin "datree" exited with error
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Run command 'helm create my-test-app'
- Run command 'helm datree test my-test-app/'
- See error:
Error: unknown flag: --skip-tests
Error: plugin "datree" exited with error
Expected behavior
Output similar to datree test my-test-app.yaml (helm template my-test-app/ > my-test-app.yaml; datree test my-test-app.yaml)
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Desktop (please complete the following information):
- OS: Windows WSL2 Ubuntu
Datree plugin version (run helm datree verion):
- Version: 1.8.27
Additional context
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@PaleIntrovert can you please try to pass a dir name without the dashes (-) and let us know if this is working? (e.g myTestApp/)
I suspect it is a bug related to the plunging parsing the CLI params.
@eyarz it definetely helped, but there is another bug it didn't work with 'test_app/' but worked with 'test_app/*'
Hi @PaleIntrovert , I'm trying to reproduce this but no success so far, even when using a chart name like my-test-app with dashes.
I'm running helm version 3.11.1 (I see you're running v3.2.0). I found some references saying that the --skip-tests flag that we use is supported in Helm version 3.5 and higher.
Can you try to update helm and run again?
Hi @hadar-co, I installed helm version 3.11.1, looks like the problem is gone. I have one question, It says there is no internet connection, so it cannot check schema validation. How can I make it work, I have envs http_proxy, https_proxy, no_proxy configured.
@PaleIntrovert Glad to see that it fixed your issue 👍
Regarding the internet connection - since I do not know your environment, I can't say for sure what the issue is.
The schema validation step fetches the schemas from Github, so let's try that - try to curl a schema directly from your env and see if it works:
curl https://github.com/yannh/kubernetes-json-schema/blob/master/v1.22.7-standalone/deployment-apps-v1.json
@hadar-co I tried curl command, and it works, so it means my proxy envs are working, why helm datree plugin doesn't respect them? Should I add something to helm config?
Datree uses Kubeconform to perform schema validation. In their docs they show how to use an https proxy.
To understand if this is an issue on our side or theirs, please run kubeconform using the proxy as shown in the link and let us know if it works. If it does, then we have a bug and we will fix it.
We will keep this open until we get your result. Thanks
@hadar-co it seems our corporate proxy hijacks certs, and it is my issue, not kubeconfig's or datree's.
I will install proxy's certificate inside WSL, and will update on my results with proposed command.
@PaleIntrovert Thanks for the update:)
